(Deutsch) Kolumbien – reunited zur verlorenen Stadt

Since yesterday it’s exactly 6 months that we are on the road to “eastbound” the world. We think that this is a good moment to thank all of you for your great support and for following our adventure. Your “virtual participation” means a lot to us!

So far we saw beautiful places in 15 countries, drove 22.000 kilometers on every kind of roads, visited 4 SOS Childrens Villages and met many many great people! And to be honest: no matter where, when or with whom – all of our experiences have been amazingly positiv! Maybe it’s because most of the people are nice if you only face them with a smile – independently of their country, ethnical background, culture or language…

We hope that we could communicate our emotions and impressions in a realistic and authentic way so you were able to share them with us!

And now let’s get ready for 6 more months, +15 more countries, ??? more kilometers and MANY MANY more nice people! Stay tuned and SMILE!

Hugs n kisses 🙂

Your Eastbounders.

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Thailand 1

Written by Martin on enero 2nd, 2012. Posted in Allgemein

$...and THAT beach definitely helps! We end up on Koh Kut island and both of us didn\'t know that such a paradise still exists... beautiful palm tree covered beaches, crystal clear water and almost no tourists.. perfect!!$

$This is the view from our bungalow... ready for vacation? :-)We can\'t believe that not even 24 hours ago we flew by Mt. Everest...$

$This piece of paradise doesn\'t only offer top beaches around the island, there are also two waterfalls hidden in the jungle...$

$The basin of the waterfall is pefect to swim and even better: jumping from the waterfall cliffs! Here Dominik is trying himself as a base jumper.. let\'s see, maybe he makes it to a Red Bull sponsoring :-)$

$Tarzan trying to swing to the other side of the basin... didn\'t quite make it though :-)$

$When in Rome, do it like the Roman\'s, is what Martin\'s dad always uses to say... well, here we go, 3 of us on one bike... and there was even room for 5 more :-)$

$The fisherman\'s port. We were said it\'s also used to smuggle goods from nearby Cambodia$

$Incredible view from Flo\'s flat$

$...which starts the next day at 4:30 am (!!). Luckily there\'s a McDonald to get a coffeein infusion before we head off :-)$

$Right on the first day there\'s an accident, luckily nothing serious happened besides a broken angle and a bike that broke in two. Seems it was a good idea to take a van with us :-)$

$After the ceremony there\'s lunch and kids get presents - not very useful ones as we think, as it\'s mostly plastic weapons and battery driven plastic guitars.$

$The brothers watching the sunset at Flo\' flat. Did we already mention that his view is just incredible? :-)$

$What Martin needs in the morning is a coffee... as we are in a rush to pick up our tailor made pants and shirt he get\'s a coffee to go... Thai style :-)$

$On our last evening we are invited to Sukie\'s opening of his photo vernisage. Sukie got famous in Thailand as a music and motorbike documentary produce and now found his love in photography$

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<!–:de–>Frohe Weihnachten !<!–:–><!–:en–>Happy x-mas !<!–:–><!–:fr–>Joyeux Noël !<!–:–><!–:es–>Feliz Navidad !<!–:–>

Written by Sebastian on diciembre 23rd, 2011. Posted in Allgemein

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A new children village is being built – please help!

Written by Martin on diciembre 20th, 2011. Posted in Allgemein

Christmas is coming up, the celebration of charity and generosity is around the corner!

As you know, as part of our trip we want to help building up a new Children Village in Peru, which provides a home for children without parents.

Check out all about our initiative by clicking here: THE INITIATIVE

Please participate in our initiative, no matter how much you donate, every amount helps to make a difference!

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Nepal 2(Resumen)

Written by Martin on diciembre 19th, 2011. Posted in Allgemein

Después de haberse ido Eva decidimos hacer un curso de meditación e yoga, y pasada una semana de silencio, tranquilidad y un poco de budismo os puedo decir que puede ser interesante leer sobre el tema… Pasada esa semana decidimos recorrer un segundo sendero, esta vez en la región de las Annapurnas. Queremos evitar los turistas, así que decidimos hacer el recorrido Mardi Himal, que nos lleva a través de una jungla impresionante justo a 3.000 metros de altura. Allí tenemos mucha suerte y se parte la niebla por la mañana y podemos ver al Annapurna South (+7.000) – simplemente magnífico.

Después de esta aventura volvemos a Katmandú donde tenemos que preparar la motos para el transporte. Gracias a nuestros transportista todo se organiza sin problemas y después de dos meses abandonamos Nepal. Se estuvo bien aquí, pero yo ahora ¡tengo prisa para ver el mar, la playa y de comer comida tailandesa!

$The jungle reminds us of Michal Ende\'s movie The Neverending Story!$

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