Eastern Island. Part One

In my childhood, I engrossed myself into the books of Thor Heyerdahl. I dreamed about balsa rafts, papyrus boats, and huge stone statues moai, that slowly walked on their own on the little island in the middle of the ocean. So, when we unexpectedly and in the . . . → Continue reading Eastern Island. Part One

Escape into Summer

I am back. Again.

As a very light-dependent creature I love our escapes into summer from dark winter very much. They strongly help to survive the darkest days of a year, and they are wonderful on their own.

The escape from this winter definitely was perfect. For the . . . → Continue reading Escape into Summer

Hawk moths

Aconcagua. Start

Whole South America from north to south is divided into two unequal parts by the Andes mountain system. Somewhere in the middle, Andes reaches its vertical maximum with the highest mountain of Western and Southern hemispheres, Aconcagua.

From the national point of view, Aconcagua locates in Argentina, Mendoza . . . → Continue reading Aconcagua. Start