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In Kabul
After two years of life in Somaliland and over seven years on and off between Austria, Italy, and East Africa, I am now calling Kabul my home. Moving to a new continent was a big and not easy step for me, but I am glad that I took the courage to leave my cosy nest in East Africa to discover new places and to meet new people. And of course, to start a new blog.
New blog, same objective: convincing all of you that life in places like Kabul is more than just misery, and that places like this are just so much more fascinating than how the media presents them...
New blog, same objective: convincing all of you that life in places like Kabul is more than just misery, and that places like this are just so much more fascinating than how the media presents them...
About Me
Blog Archive
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March
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- Dreams about curfew and why I sometimes feel like ...
- Whats going on in Afghanistan?
- What a life
- Mobile Butchery - only for people with strong stom...
- Kids of Zandajan
- On the Silk Road
- Cock fighting
- Imagine that
- If you love the problem...
- Women in Afghanistan - first part
- Can a phone company reshape our lives?
- What's forever?
- At the lake
- Four months Kabul
- Sleeping well?
- Spring time
- Shomali plains
- In the middle of no where
- How you wouldn't name your shop in Europe
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March
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If you ever intend to visit Kabul...
Extreme tourism
Always wanted to know what it is like to travel through Afghanistan, discovering the hidden treasures, the ups and downs of this country? Extreme Tourist provides you with some insights... definitely worth to check out!
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- jalalabad (4)
- Kabul (6)
- Kids (2)
- Lake Qargha (3)
- peace (1)
- random things (7)
- recreation (2)
- Returnees (1)
- rural life (1)
- silk (2)
- summer (3)
- thoughts (4)
- travel (7)
- turkey (5)
- Unusual stuff (1)
- Winter (1)
- women (2)
- Zandajan (1)
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Weather in Kabul
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