Shoeshine, Sir?
A letter from Turkey. In which is noticed, while travelling, the modern-day disappearance of certain professions.
Britain’s highest – cresting Ben Nevis
A letter from Scotland. In which is evaluated a winter’s hike up the snow-covered highest summit in the British Isles is pictured and the necessity of crampons.
How I survived the zombie apocalypse
A letter from Berlin. In which is given an account of the effort to escape a horde of undead creatures on a 5-kilometre obstacle run.
Red rose city – roaming Petra, Jordan
A letter from Jordan. In which is given a more or less detailed account of a walk through the ancient ruins of Petra.
“I didn’t know, you could fly a plane.”
A letter from Germany. In which is recalled a very first flying lesson (including practice to start, but not to land) .
Tracking Vikings – southern Greenland by kayak
A letter from Greenland. In which is described in detail a kayak adventure, including some Viking settlements.
From the sketchbook: Travelling Turkey
A letter from Turkey. In which are introduced a number of pencil and watercolour sketches done during an excavation campaign.
The little differences: Cultural delicacies
A letter from somewhere. In which is described apparently ‘exotic’ food and discussed cultural trained eating habits.
At the mosque, attending Friday’s sermon
A letter from Turkey. In which is given the eye-witness account of the traditional Friday rituals in an Muslim house of prayer.
Have Yourself a Merry Little … ‘Feast of the Sacrifice’
A letter from Turkey. In which are portrayed ritual and atmosphere in the time of a high Islamic holiday.
World without people: Exploring an abandoned amusement park
A letter from Germany. In which are recorded the wanderings through a forgotten and overgrown fun fair.
12 islands – A kayak tour in western Sweden
A letter from Sweden. In which is described an excursion along the skerries north of Gothenburg.
Letters From The Field 
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