Best classified as a burner. I love the principles of sharing and gifting with no expectation for something in return. Also open minded and easy going :)

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

My intension is to meet the locals and see how they live. I think this is a very nice way to get the culture of a foreign country.

Interests

• burningman
• cooking
• traveling
• skiing
• poi
• rainbow gathering

Music, Movies, and Books

Too much to write it down here

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

- Hitchhiked a loop around australia including cape york and alice springs
- Walked 2500km from my hometown in eastern Switzerland to Fisterra (The end of the world) along the camino

Teach, Learn, Share

Well i can teach you straight away how to hitchhike:
First, search a good spot. In smaller towns you go to the end of it. There you search for a place where cars can pull over easyly. It helps when the speed limit is low. If you are in bigger cities, check out www.hitchwiki.org, they have all kind of usefull infos and heaps of recomandations for good spots.
Once at a good spot, you simply put up your thumb and very important: smile :).
You also can use signs, when you know where you wanna go. I prefer to go with the flow and see where i end up haha

What I Can Share with Hosts

I like to cook a swiss dish for my hosts, for a little cultural exchange. Is a bit dependend on the availability of food.
Since i traveled now for a while, i have some good stories to share.

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey