Monthly Archives: October 2011

What is a Palapa? Well, a palapa is a thatched-roof, open-sided structure. The material to cover the roof of a palapa typically consists of dried and woven palm-tree leaves. You’ll find palapas in a variety of sizes. Some are large and Read more …

A few nights  ago I was  standing and waiting for the sunset at this great spot I found with a  good view of the Colima volcanoes. While I was waiting there, I almost got eaten alive by mosquitoes, and that Read more …

Right now I’m driving down the pacific coast in Mexico, I don’t have to work until the 29th – has to be back at the 27th, for a briefing on things – so right now I’m just exploring the Mexican Read more …

Here’s another photo from Mexico, this is – as the title indicates – from the city La Manzanilla, where you can see and feed crocodiles, I actually never seen a crocodile in real life before, some of them get up Read more …

Well, the hurricane has passed, but all the roads were blogged with dirt, rocks and trees. Which apprehended us from going back to the coast for a few days. Now the roads are cleared, but our hotel still needs a Read more …

Kanon means Cannon in Danish, and it is also used as slang for something that really cool. Photo made in the abandon city Pripyat, near Chernobyl.

As I mention the day before yesterday, I going to Mexico tomorrow, for 2½ months to make a Danish television program. It’s not gonna be all pleasure on this trip, but I’ll also have som spare time to make some Read more …

I put My apartment up for sale, and today I’m moving out, well almost, this coming Wednesday I’m going to Mexico for 2½ months – more on that later – and in that period a good friend of mine is Read more …