Should I stay or should I go now? Renewed report from Turkey’s southeast
A letter from Turkey. In which is given a subjective description of current state of affairs.
From the sketchbook: Gadding around Greenland
A letter from Greenland. In which is given another glimpse into the travel sketchbook.
Learning Turkish: Language exercise at the metro
A letter from Berlin. In which is reflected upon acquiring and use of foreign languages.
Flying high with Annie: My romance with a Russian lady
A letter from Germany. In which is confessed an (aviation) acquaintanceship with some classy Russian gal.
Aquatic adventure: Diving a wreck. And its story.
A letter from Egypt. In which is told the story of a dive and retold the fate of a cargo ship.
Dispatches from the field: A telegraphed expedition diary
A letter from Turkey. In which is described an excavation season’s daily grind in short dispatches cabled from the field.
“I hunt for objects made by men” – An archaeologist’s day in the field
A letter from Turkey. In which is reported an archaeologist’s daily field routine at the excavation.
21.0975 km in 30 tweets
A letter from Berlin. In which is recapped the personal experience of running a half marathon.
Return to the ice – with kayak and paddle in western Greenland
A letter from Greenland. In which is resumed yet another kayak expedition at its rugged shores.
‘Post-nuclear’ excursion: A town forgotten in the woods
A letter from Germany. In which is explored an abandoned military complex and presented a hardly known Cold War episode.
Why keeping a (travel) journal?
A letter from home. In which are advocated benefit and use of keeping a diary.
Mi casa es su casa: The meaning of hospitality abroad
A letter from home. In which is argued the convenience of making friends abroad.
Close to conflict – a report from the Turkish-Syrian border
A letter from Turkey. In which is given an impression of the situation close to a conflict zone. Also lamenting illicit antiquities trade.
Scenes from a Greenlandic supermarket
A letter from Greenland. In which are jotted cultural anachronisms of a globalized world.
Letters From The Field 
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