My Internship is finished, Petzl colleagues thanks again for the great experience and wonderful times! We made the 1800 Km from Crolles to Hirtshals Denmark and have a day to wait for the boat to Iceland. It took us 2.5 days of driving with the top-speed of 80 km a hour.. Welcome to Hirthals :p …
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halfway to Iceland
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Iceland Summer 2012
Day one of our Iceland trip.We made it all the way,more then 1800km from France to Denmark. We’re waiting for the boat and found a perfect spot to camp :) In between running, sea-swimming, ‘WWII-crimpin’, 4WD Syncro driving and being bored because of the rain, we found some internet to upload some pictures of our …
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Sponsoring & more happiness
Today, in 48 minutes to be exact, I’ll head for Germany. It didn’t go too smoothly to get here: my brother lost my house keys so I had to break into my own house to gather my stuff…And so I missed my last climbing session at my gym. Night climbing/flying at Monte Cervino Luckily I …
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Google map’s walking tacks for Gods
My parents are cycling to Rome now. It’s officially called a pilgrimage, but for my parents it’s more a way of travelling.I was wondering what route Google Maps would advice them.You have a button to choose what kind of transport you’d prefer (car, public transport, walk or bike)And for a change I chose for the walkers …
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Worldcup 2013 and 2014 Olympics
…and there it is. The 2013 Worldcup schedule. The UIAA announced the schedule for 2013 with some new things and some old things. Old: Worldcup in Busteni (why?) I’m surprised. If you read my post about the last Worldcup there, you can understand why I’m ‘slightly’ surprised. (See here, here and here) New: Worldcup in Rabenstein (Italy). …
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Last week in Petzl
This is the last week of my internship after 5 months in Crolles its time to move on. A great learning experience and acquainted loads of cool people. Last week we had a very nice outing with the department. At noon Me and Simon gave the final presentation about hour internship in Petzl at Alain’s …
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The stolen bag
Sometimes people ask me “How do you manage to always travel and climb? It must cost you loads of money…”I always reply that you just have to be dedicated.I’m not a paid climber, so I suppose I’m not a pro. But I just try to work with the things I have. I live cheap (anti-squat …
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OutDoor
OutDoor is actually more InDoor, but it’s all about outdoor stuff. Last year was our first time on the fair, and this year we knew what to expect: loads and loads of new stuff, communication, people, people and more people. Fun though, having the chance to discover all this new gear from all around the …
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Getting ready for iceland
Last weekend it was the final change to practice for Iceland. The boat to Iceland will leave on 31 July. So we made some routes in Etteringen true nice basalt cracks. And packing all the climbing gear Local Brasserie du Chardon dark beer
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