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Thanks Paolo Soleri for enlighting my way with your thoughts and architecture

Paolo Soleri serving the frugal soup in Arcosanti, and me in the Background. Photo by Xylia

I just acknowledged the news of Architect Paolo Soleri passing away this morning at the age of 93. Visionary architect and artist, creator of the concept of Arcology and Frank Lloyd Wright's alumnus: in 2007 I passed 3 months in the "urban laboratory" that he created in the desert of Arizona, Arcosanti, a place

Details: Category: Blog; Written by Davide Vadalà

So, after almost 3 years backpacking by land, exactly 954 days, I had to take a flight because my actual health conditions didn't allow me to bear the fatigue of travelling hitchhiking for long time; I had to interrupt my abstinence from planes and my travel marathon by land: a total of over 34 000 km

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The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance of my Brain, because of low b12. Don't I have a beautiful silhouette? :)

UPDATE May 2015: After 2 tears and a half my problems didn't pass completely, so for the last 13 months I've been treating myself for a Cronich Mercury Intoxication, following the Cutler Protocol, that involves taking pills for years at regular intervals of 3-4 hours waking up also at night. Still not sure 100% I'm on the good

Details: Category: Blog; Written by Otilia Lefter

Beautiful landscape from Hol i Tjeldsund, in the North of Norway

Before I got to find out their names,
I already knew how I was going to remember them.

We were hitchhiking in North of Norway from Narvik to Bardufos in a sunny winter day. It felt good like in the summer days, just that now the sunflower fields were replaced by tones of goldish snow putting down to the

Details: Category: Blog; Written by Davide Vadalà

Only now I recognize that we didn't write any update, not even to declare our trip finished :) In fact after seeing the northern lights in Norway, we hitchhiked back to Romania in 3 weeks, just in time for Christmas celebrations. This means that our nomad travel from beginning to end lasted about 9 months. Not bad for Oti's first

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Northern Lights in Norway: an amazing shape behind the silhouette of the Lyngen Alps

We were about to lose our hope. A long trip to see the Northern Lights in Norway, over 4000 km of distance by land in a short time, snow, cold, troubles hitchhiking, and then more than 3 weeks staying over the Artic Circle without anything really worth it. And this was supposed to be the best year of the last 11, because of the