About
How I travel.
On the road for over ten years — first a Sprinter camper, then a 4×4 Sprinter with a cabin, now the Toyota Hilux. Long stretches, no rush. The truck has to run, the rest sorts itself out — and there’s usually a camera along.
Three vehicles, over ten years
Each vehicle taught me something: the Sprinter camper to start, the 4×4 Sprinter with a cabin for rougher ground, now the Hilux for the really long hauls. The logic stays the same — reliable, repairable, enough and no more.
My style
Calm, curious, no planning stress. Routes, weather and light interest me more than sights. I always have a few ideas, but the weather decides — the best days are rarely on the plan.
What I’ve learned
Three vehicles, the same tuition: early on I carried too much, loaded too heavy, planned too much. Today less comes along, but the right things — plus the discipline to actually know weight and consumption. Most things don’t break because something cheap fails, but because you overload or overtask them. And the best days come from following the weather, not the plan. The really long haul is still ahead — whatever goes wrong until then, I’ll note it here honestly.
What matters to me
Not travelling to rack up miles — but to take places, routes and light with me so something stays: an image, a story, sometimes just a quiet memory.