I'm currently studying Meteorology in Lund but am about to move to Norway for a volunteering position to work on a Lighthouse.

After a few backpack based hitching and also hiking trips I'm really excited to be able to explore urban areas in a similar fashion with the use of couchsurfing as hopefully this will enable me to stay and get a feel for towns rather than just exploring the rural landscapes of a country where it is easier to camp. This has lead to me often passing by urban enviorments due to the lack of options on where to stay.

I'm also keen to host other travellers and I enjoy sharing travelling experiences, languages and whatever skills we have as much as possible and it seems as though CS is a really good way to do that.

Upcoming hitching trip to Tomso where I'm moving so would love to see some people on the way.

Warum ich bei Couchsurfing bin

Having received plenty of hospitality while travelling in Europe I felt it was about time I returned the favor and hosted other travelers.
I'm now back out on the road with an overlanding trip from England to Cape Town. We are hoping to meet up with as many people as possible so even if you can't host us we would love to meet up and exchange stories.

Interessen

I know little but am interested in just about anything,

• walking
• pub crawls
• traveling
• kayaking
• camping
• mountaineering
• skiing
• rock climbing
• languages

Lehren, lernen, teilen

Would love to learn about Western/Central Asia

Was ich mit Gastgebern teilen kann

Stories, food and a beer or two.

Länder, die ich besucht habe

Austria, Egypt, France, Italy, Norway, Scotland, Spain, Sudan, Wales

Länder, in denen ich gelebt habe

England