Why so serious? A quote by movie character the Joker, but a lesson we should learn in lives. Don’t be too serious, because you don’t know when it all ends.
An Adventurers Journal
A Travel Blog full of Adventure Stories
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Why you should spend next Halloween in England!
England is one of the best places to spend Halloween. Not only will you find haunted castles and villages, but you can hear some scary tales as well.
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Rhein Falls -Taking Ushi home
The destination is fixed, our itinerary is not. Drawing our destination the evening before departure leads us to Rhine Falls, Switzerland. After seven days of traveling, our dog Ushi is finally home.
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10 best meals to prepare for your outdoor adventures
Hiking, climbing, paddling, gathering fire wood, carrying your heavy backpack — you’re going to be burning more calories than you think. Needless to say you will need some high-energy and easily prepared meals to gain your strength along the way. But why shouldn’t they be delicious as well?
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Start to hike: hiking tips for beginners
Planning your first multi-day hike is exciting and daunting at the same time. There are lots of things to consider and plan before embarking on your journey and at first it might seem a bit overwhelming. For this reason we have compiled a list of hiking tips for beginners who are about to set their first steps into the hiker’s community.
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Survival in the jungle of Belize
Experiences of our Jungle Survival course in Belize
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Walkers Haute Route – Chamonix naar Zermatt
Hiking from the Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn
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Mont Blanc – Naar het hoogste punt van West-Europa
Het reisverhaal van mijn beklimming van de Mont Blanc
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West Highland Way – The legend of the couple with the Kilts
A heroic tale of two Belgians crossing the Scottish Highlands
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Searching for some Irish luck
Our roadtrip in Ireland with a ’74 Volkswagen bus
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An ultimate guide for epic adventures
How to go on an epic adventure?
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How we survived a polar bear encounter
Travel story of our encounter with a Polar bear
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Sailing North: An Arctic journey in the footsteps of Amundsen
Travel story of an arctic sailing voyage towards Svalbard
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De Kilimanjaro: Een ijsbeer in Afrika
De Kilimanjaro is een mijlpaal in mijn leven. De hoogste berg van Afrika beklimmen was zo’n indrukwekkende ervaring, dat dit geen once-in-a-lifetime experience mocht worden.
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The first page of An Adventurers Journal dates back from 2012 when I climbed Kilimanjaro. An adventure that started a life-time project of bringing adventure in people’s life.
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Prison Escape Breda: how we escaped
After commiting a crime I’ve been sentenced to ten years in the Koepel prison in Breda. But no way I’ll be staying here this long. I’ve come up with a plan… to escape!
Throwback: Elbrus -mijn eerste ontgoocheling in het alpinisme
In 2014 deed ik een poging om de Elbrus te beklimmen, de hoogste berg van Europa. In tegenstelling tot de Kilimanjaro en Mont Blanc de voorgaande jaren, werd de expeditie een ware ontgoocheling.
Adding Up The Numbers – The True Cost of Getting Injured On Your Travels
Adventure travel is something everyone should experience at some point in their lives. But the risk of getting injured or worse can come with huge expenses.
Leave No Trace: the outdoor ethics
Participating in the outdoors comes with great responsibilty. These are the 7 basic guidelines of Leave No Trace. This allows us to minimise our impact and conserve the integrity of the outdoors.
How to climb Kilimanjaro – tips to make it to the top
Few experiences can compete with standing on top of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa. After climbing several days in a row, you will find yourself gazing at a whole continent six kilometers below. No wonder it’s an adventure that is on the bucketlist of so many people.
