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ESTAR SÓ
Eu venho por todos os caminhos
Por todos os ventos em todas as direções
E o que mais me fascina
É que tudo se explica
Sem uma exata explicação
Eu tento sempre me recuperar
De tudo que é um hábito
De tudo que já é quase um vÃcio
Quero estar sempre móvel
Mesmo sabendo que sou o alvo
Eu desafio o precipÃcio
Estar só
Ficar só
Também pode ser a opção para ser feliz
Tempo pra ler um livro
Pra ouvir um disco
Curtir um som
CIDADE NEGRA
I was camping at a lake all last week and while it wasn’t a backpacking trip, we were out in the wilderness just far enough to have spotty to nearly non-existent cell coverage so it really felt like we were roughing it by engaging in face-to-face communication with other humans! 😆
I took a few versions of this photo one evening and couldn’t decide which one I would post. I asked several of my fellow campers which if the three they preferred and most came up with this first image. None picked my favorite.
Check out all thedifferent versions and let me know which is your favorite.
Koh Samui, Thailand
I took this photo in 1981 with my analogue Nikon FE camera and 35mm slide film, and then scanned with Nikon Coolscan LS 40 ED film scanner.
© This photo is the property of Helga Bruchmann. Please do not use my photos for sharing, printing or for any other purpose without my written permission. Thank you!
Seen at ferry terminal near the Cancun hotel zone - Gran Puerto Cancun (Mexico). The Ultramar ferry that runs out of this port.
The summer backpacking season has begun in Canada. I saw this fellow in the heart of downtown Toronto. He was buying a hot dog while his cat sat patiently on the sidewalk just like a well-mannered dog.
I got my camera out just in time to snap this photo of him giving his cat a bit of tender loving care while the hot dog vendor stepped out of his rig to observe.
I was juggling my bike when the backpacker picked his cat up, placed him on top of the backpack and disappeared into the crowd.
It was clear that his four-legged companion was very used to traveling on top of the backpack. He looked like he was riding on top of a double-decker bus with the man down below driving.
I'm sure having the cat along is great company on the road.
Years ago i backpacked traveled through South America, its traveling on a budget. But recently I took a trip to Nicaragua, to learn a little bit about the country. And what I've notices is an epidemic of backpack travelling. Hostels, cities, country buses are all full of tourists traveling on a budget through central-south america. And more and more businesses cater to the travelers. Its not a bad way of traveling but it has changed from my time. Its more of Hostel Party oriented now, and don't get to learn a lot of the local culture and spend time with the locals like it used to be.