Not Accepting Guests
- Last login about 8 years ago
Join Couchsurfing to see Niklas’s full profile.
Overview
About Me
CURRENT MISSION
Climb the tallest mountain. Hypothetically speaking.
ABOUT ME
I'm currently on a trip... I decided not to renew my lease and bought a one-way ticket to Sweden (where I have family). I'm currently travelling throughout Europe and eventually elsewhere; don't have a set end-date in mind - I want to have the freedom to let things develop organically. Taking lots of photos.
i have no idea what i'm doing, just like most everybody else.
i enjoy being active (have been getting very into rock climbing lately). i like books and good meals. i do things with computers, mostly involving the internet. i enjoy long conversations with a few thoughtful people, but it can also be fun to get out with larger groups.
i enjoy music. listening, of course, but also writing it - this can be challenging for me, but also very rewarding
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
i've met a number of very friendly and interesting folks at couchsurfing meetups; it seems to be a great community. I love to travel, and I would like to help enable others to travel as well.
Interests
photography
rock climbing
playing music (guitar/cello/piano...)
drinking good beer from local breweries
web programming
- writing
- books
- photography
- beer
- drinking
- traveling
- music
- guitar
- piano
- skydiving
- rock climbing
Music, Movies, and Books
flowers for algernon
the lathe of heaven
shantaram
a game of thrones
malcolm gladwell
vonnegut
bukowski
modest mouse
gorillaz
alt-j
mother mother
the black keys
a tribe called quest
the shins
beck
eyedea and abilities
caravan palace
amelie
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
skydiving
Teach, Learn, Share
In my opinion, the most incredible image ever taken: the Hubble Ultra-Deep Field.
A long exposure taken with the Hubble Telescope of one of the darkest regions of the sky, about the size of a grain of sand help at arm's length, in which no stars are visible to the naked eye.
The long shot exposes, in this dark corner of the sky, a wealth of light - thousands and thousands of points. These points of lights are not stars though - each one is a complete galaxy, full of millions or billions of stars and planets.
If that doesn't make us feel small, I don't know what could. Or maybe it should make us feel large?
Countries I’ve Visited
Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
Countries I’ve Lived In
United States