Korn
Member
Hi folks,
Im on my way. Passing the USA at the moment. Just arrived in Austin, TX after crossing whole Central America and South America (twice), making my way through the Darien Gap and doing the "Hitchhiking Sailing Boats"-stuff across the Atlantic.
60.000 km hitchhiked since October. Around 500 random acts of kindness received. 190 pleasureful hours waiting for cars. I just wanna do a technical clear hitchhike around the world. I don´t give a shit about backpacking and visiting touristic spots. I am on the road and this is where i belong. Usually i cover long-distances of about 1500-5000 miles when i do the next stage. Without sleep, or with very less sleep.
Just wanna say: Im going to cross the US and Canada within the next couple of months (Austin-Denver-SanFran-Seattle-Yukon-Canada-New York-Philly-US Interior-Alaska-Dead Horse-hopefully towards Russia or Japan). I am happy to meet equal-minded-people. I am happy to talk about hitchhiking. I am open for any kind of encounters. I am especially looking for some trainhoppers. Sometimes i enjoy to have a home for a couple of days or weeks to rest. Being on the road for such a time is tireing, but you might know that. My route is long, i will definitely finish it. Any kind of support is welcome. It is the biggest challenge of my life.
I will cross the Pacific (somehow) beginning of next year and then continue going home through Russia, China, Iran....wherever. Once i stepped on the Asian continent, it will be easy.
Gotta invite you guys to read through my blog: http://warmroads.de/en/ This is what this forum is there for, not?
Would never have opened this Thread, but my friend Dawson forced me to do so. Why not. Could be worth.
I am either writing about my roadtrips or about hitchhiking related stuff. Not much more going on in my life. If you want an ordinary travel blog with stupid packing list and another 178 reasons to travel the world for free, this might be the wrong place. If you enjoy a good story from the road, you might have fun with me. However enjoy reading, im working hard on this project. But it is alot of fun!
Cheers,
Korn
Im on my way. Passing the USA at the moment. Just arrived in Austin, TX after crossing whole Central America and South America (twice), making my way through the Darien Gap and doing the "Hitchhiking Sailing Boats"-stuff across the Atlantic.
60.000 km hitchhiked since October. Around 500 random acts of kindness received. 190 pleasureful hours waiting for cars. I just wanna do a technical clear hitchhike around the world. I don´t give a shit about backpacking and visiting touristic spots. I am on the road and this is where i belong. Usually i cover long-distances of about 1500-5000 miles when i do the next stage. Without sleep, or with very less sleep.
Just wanna say: Im going to cross the US and Canada within the next couple of months (Austin-Denver-SanFran-Seattle-Yukon-Canada-New York-Philly-US Interior-Alaska-Dead Horse-hopefully towards Russia or Japan). I am happy to meet equal-minded-people. I am happy to talk about hitchhiking. I am open for any kind of encounters. I am especially looking for some trainhoppers. Sometimes i enjoy to have a home for a couple of days or weeks to rest. Being on the road for such a time is tireing, but you might know that. My route is long, i will definitely finish it. Any kind of support is welcome. It is the biggest challenge of my life.
I will cross the Pacific (somehow) beginning of next year and then continue going home through Russia, China, Iran....wherever. Once i stepped on the Asian continent, it will be easy.
Gotta invite you guys to read through my blog: http://warmroads.de/en/ This is what this forum is there for, not?
Would never have opened this Thread, but my friend Dawson forced me to do so. Why not. Could be worth.I am either writing about my roadtrips or about hitchhiking related stuff. Not much more going on in my life. If you want an ordinary travel blog with stupid packing list and another 178 reasons to travel the world for free, this might be the wrong place. If you enjoy a good story from the road, you might have fun with me. However enjoy reading, im working hard on this project. But it is alot of fun!
Cheers,
Korn
