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Thun, Canton of Bern, Switzerland
@lucy-vaucher
Member since 2017
Hi there! When I'm not cycling around Europe, I live in an old Swiss Chalet nrar the center of Thun, a house I share with 7 others. I love stories, whether it's watching, hearing, reading or creating them. And i'm also very passionate about queerfeminism and other social issues, doing my best to make the world a better and more accepting place for everyone. Also, I'm nonbinary/genderqueer and go by they/them pronouns Looking forward to meeting you!
Interested in Education
Interested in LGBTQ+ rights
Fluent in German
Learning Russian
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I'm on couchsurfing because i like travelling and meeting people and hearing their stories (both as hosts and guests). I've been a member of warmshower (which is a bit like couchsurfing, but for cyclist only) quite a while and realy enjoyed it, and a lot of peope I've met on my travels reccomended couchsurfing to me.
Music, Movies, and Books
A short list of my fav's Music style: pagan/viking/folk metal Band: Arkona, Turisas, old eluveitie, nightwish Books: a lot, but if possible fantasy and awesome points if it has dragons, bonis if they are not only evil, Harry Potter amongst others Films: Lord of the Rings, Pride, and see books Shows: in the flesh, merlin, game of thrones and a lot more, again, fantasy, dragons, and lgbt+ characters
One Amazing Thing I've Done
I've had a lot of great experiences (not on couchsurfing, since i haven't used it yet) while traveling. But one of my fondest memory on this current trip* was with a family in Denmark, who spontaneously hosted me and took me ice cream eating, invited me to a school play and to see the danish queen. Another one was oslo pride and the people I met there, who let me stay at theirs and took me in as a part of their friends group for the few days I was there :) *i wrote that on my 6 month long cycling trip
Teach, Learn, Share
I love sharing my knowledge and learning new things, but I'd rather do so in person than writing it here...
