Smelling a wale that has been dead for 4 weeks, towing it far out to the sea, percing 4 steel poles trough it and watching it blow up is truly amazing and for sure something you only need to do once in your life. But meeting with a slum dweller family in Kampala, eating the best dinner ever (homemade matoke and curry chicken) in their shed and later get invited to their village of origin and seeing the local school show, is alot more special and fulfilled with love, care and hope

I'm the only guy I know, besides the other guys that were with me the day when we towed and blew up a 14m long stranded wale with 10 kg dynamite in 4 big steel pipes. this is one of my best story from the coastguard as a sailor. I'll give you all the details and some other sailorstorys if we meet. If this is'nt your cup of tea, I'm sure we can talk about something more appropriate.

kayaking, treeclimbing, swimming, squash, freespee, volleyball, windsurfing, SUP, foto, music, good food, film, art, design, drinking and in general fun