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What’s up in Alaska
Named after the native American « Aleut », Alaska means « Great Land ». First a Russian territory used by the trappers and wood industry, it is acquired by the United States in 1867 for next to nothing. Alaska is
Over the years, I’ve strived to reveal the wonders of our planet, from the beauty of nature, to the richness and depth of human kind.
Within all lives lies a search for meaning,
a journey into the heart of humanity.
Named after the native American « Aleut », Alaska means « Great Land ». First a Russian territory used by the trappers and wood industry, it is acquired by the United States in 1867 for next to nothing. Alaska is
From a final morning in Toulouse to a one-way train toward the unknown, this is where it all begins. This first chapter sets the tone of these five years of travel shaped by the flow of encounters, seasonal jobs, and
What was meant to be a brief stopover in Montreal turned into a year-long adventure rooted in community living and human connection. Through different artistic events and full immersion in the Co-Incidences collective, this chapter explores the synergy that happens
Leaving Montreal behind, it’s time to head west with no real itinerary and no fixed plan, just an open road, the stunning landscapes of the Rockies, and a season of fruit picking waiting in British Columbia. This chapter explores the
From Vancouver Island to the vineyard rows of the Okanagan, this chapter settles into the rhythm of soulful connection, where the songs of those encountered along the way give even greater weight to the words they share. It reflects on
This episode summarizes our journey at Glacier (US) and Waterton (Canada), two national park partnered together. It feels good to come back in Canada after a few weeks crossing the US. We are now in the Canadian Rockies, next stop