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26 Apr

end of season

Today Laax was open for the last day of the “winter”… well, regarding freeriding possibly the worse winter I ever had… instead of skiing I was of course writing my thesis and then I went for a walk… This is where I’m at home…

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16 Apr

Changing air – from MSc to Alaska face in Laax

Well today I totally had enough of writhing my thesis so I decided to go Freeriding. 8.00 meeting at Piazza ant up to the Vorab where we “woke up” the lifty to turn the lift on after a cool run at Vorab Ost we decided that the Alaska face would be a good target… it […]

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07 Apr

Swiss snow happening @ Saas Fee

Here we go again, since yesterday we are in Saas Fee at the Swiss ski instructor championships… We train hard in the mornings and i spend the afternoons on the balcony writing my master thesis and looking at this superb panorama… Cool uh!? Tomorrow race… We’ll see

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28 Mar

FIS Worldcup finals in Lenzerheide

Soo, winter is almost gone… (Did it ever arive!?) and this year the worldcup finals are in Lenzerheide again. After a great downhill race on wednesday (won by my favourite Julia Mancuso and where Cuche won the snall globe) the weather got worse. Saturday we decided to go watch the mens slalom (the women s […]

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05 Feb

Livigno

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04 Feb

Bormio

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02 Feb

Cortina

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01 Feb

Marmolada e Val Mezdi

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31 Jan

Val Chedul Ski Touring

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30 Jan

Sellaronda

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27 Jan

Garmisch Partenkirchen Klassic

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16 Jan

Lauberhorn

Today we decided to go watch the men’s downhill worldcup in Wengen, was very cool, although we got there just in time… as usual

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05 Jan

End of the year BBQ with Black League Ski Classes

Today Pädi and I decided to enjoy the super weather of this year’s end and to take our ski classes to grill in the woods. After looking for some wood and grill sticks we found a super place, lit the fire and grilled our sausages.

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26 Jul

Diving Baron Gautsch – Porec – Piran

The northern Adriatic is well known not only for its pretty coastline but as well for the many wrecks. Today I (Sarah didn’t come due to the super cold water) went for the nicest one, the Baron Gautsch. After a painfully slow 2 hours diesel boat ride we enter the water to descend on the […]

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24 Jul

Cres – Rovinj

Did you know that there are Griffon Vultures in Europe? I didn’t, but apparently the island of Cres is one of the only places where they are found. After visiting the small village of Cres we decide to check out if this Griffon really exist and head out toward the northern tip of the island […]

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23 Jul

Diving Cres

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19 Jul

Velika Planina – Ptuj

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14 Jul

Lake Bohinj

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11 Jul

Val Gardena – Lorenzago di Cadore

Weel, today is mountain day, we are in the Dolomites and even if we are only passing by the call of the summits is to big to resist so we decide to do a via ferrata. Aftre some gear shopping, we head to the start and with some struggles (well Italian trail marking wasn’t really […]

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29 Apr

Climbing in the Calanques

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18 Mar

Skiing in Sölden

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18 Nov

The Pinnacles

The Pinnacles, the one sight I remember most (maybe the paradise bird dance – but that was in Papua New Guinea) from Planet Earth when David Attenbourgh is narrating about Borneo! What he does not tell is that they got there by helicopter and that getting there on foot involves quite a lot sweating and […]

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08 Nov

Mt. Kinabalu

2.am wake up call ( at least for those who slept) and let’s do the highway to the summit with 50 other persons! Good side of waiting in a jam…you are not starting too fast! After overtaking almost all of them, we make it to the top in 2 hours!! Unfortunately it is really cold […]

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01 Nov

Mabul – Sipadan

We were so excited (event without sleep at all) to dive Sipadan and I have to say while trying to get some rest, I was thinking that to compensate this spoiled Mabul island, it must be really really really cool! Well it was…it is crazy to think that we were working only 50 min away […]

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30 Oct

Diving in Pom Pom

Here Some Great pictureso of the diving around PomPom Island:

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29 Aug

Almost a week

So,  It has been a week from when Sarah and I were still renewing our (now awesome) apartment in Sagogn and now I’m living on a semi-tiny Island east of Semporna (Sabah, Malaysia). The island is about 30minutes around (that’s what people tell me, I haven’t  done it yet, but tomorrow I will ) and […]

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26 Aug

First day on PomPom

Hello from the island! Finally yesterday I got on the island, after a long day waiting for the boat to get me here, I can now see myself how it looks like. It is actually veeery beautiful! today I got to do my first two dives and to guide a snorkeling trip. Very cool, I […]

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23 Aug

Last day in Switzerland

Today, before leaving for Borneo, Sarah and I we did a via ferrata… A bit of mountain before the ocean is always good It was a great way to say bye to the alps here some pictures. actually what was even cooler was to fly over the alpr in the afternoon, it is such a […]

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14 Feb

remember the tooth issue in Honduras???

oh well, the avid readers will maybe remember my broken tooth in honduras… well, here the sequel. this time while syncro skiing

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29 Aug

Mosquera & Seymour

New spots, new guide, new luck!? We try, the first dive site is supposed to be a very good site to spot white tips and hammerheads, the second to see Rays (eagle, golden and maybe manta). After a semi-complicated start caused by the new girl that didn’t have enough weight and the DM loosing her, […]

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28 Aug

Floreana

Early day today, we meet at the dive shop at 7… we leave for Floreana, the southernmost of Galapagos Islands, about 30 nautical miles from Puerto Ayora. The trip there lastas about two hours and the ocean is fairly calm but it manages to knock down Ryan and Luca’s wife and to make Sarah focus […]

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27 Aug

Gordon’s Rock

Yipiha..we are finally going diving!! With all the underwater advertising picture that we saw, we were more than ready to see school of hammerheads, whale sharks, turtles, penguins and all the rest. Apparently the place is one of the best to see what we really want to see: Hammerheads. We had the video camera of […]

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13 Jun

Las Leñas – Malarguë

For the French speaking people, the opening day of the “Las Lenas” ski resort was a live remake of the movie “Les bronzés font du ski”. That day was free for everybody so 14 buses of students from Mendoza showed up for this occasion with Mam and Dad outfits from the 70’s…sssoooo funny. Not to […]

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26 May

Diving with Sea Lions

DIVE VIDEO___ Oh my god we were so excited! diving with sea lions, can you imagine that! It was luckily a beautiful day and it helped us putting our 2 x 6mm wet suit on, which -i translate- means that it was going to be damned cold. And it was…13 ° C! ouahhhhhhhhh ( that’s […]

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11 May

Technical Cave Diving

So, finally I’ve done it… After trying several times to take a Technical cave diving course and not being able to squeeze it into out plans, this time I managed to get in touch with Steve Bogaerds and organize the course over the last 3 days. Was really cool, and I learned a lot. Yesterday, […]

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06 Apr

At 489 Inches we close

Oh well, what to say… It was a S-N-O-W-Y winter!!! Today, closing day for steamboat, we got up ready for a sunny spring day… but no, it was snowing again… 489 inches of wonderful snow fell on “The Boat” this winter! great! now, we’re at home, we just had dinner and are ready to go […]

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05 Dec

179 min in Nohoch Nah Chich

Well, what to say, the 5th of December in Playa is becoming a traditional day for wonderful long cave dives: last year was 132 minutes in Sac Aktun going to cenote Bosh, this year 179min in Nohoch Nah Chic. Same as last year it was hard to organize the dive but it was mooooore than […]

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