The SoloTravelless

Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane: Mount Pinatubo, Philippines

Not quite 82 summits but the 40th birthday of another dear friend of mine did lead to a mini adventure which I would like to share on today’s lockdown walk down memory lane. That one also fits a bit better into our allocated time window not necessarily leaving much room for a feat such as […]

Short Film ‘Liv Along the Way’: One Woman, One Year, Eighty-Two Summits

For the ones that currently don’t have the head space for a book but could still do with a bit of entertaining distraction and inspiration, here a short film I recently came across which left me in awe for this incredible woman as well as the scenery she ventures through — Tromsø’s Wanny Woldstad would […]

UK Lockdown 3.0: How About a Book for Distraction?

Happy Sunday, fellow travellers! I thought you might like another quick break from walking before heading into our final round of virtual lockdown strolls?! After some food for thought on vacation last time, I’d like to recommend a few books today, in case you could do with some entertaining distraction […]

Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane: Balmoral Beach, Sydney, Australia

Having travelled to the other side of the world for the last walk, I thought we might want to stay down under for a little bit longer, top up on that tan, and check out another one of my absolute favourite places. No hiking efforts required for that one, I think we’ve done plenty of […]

Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane: Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia

Welcome back to yet another lockdown walk down memory lane. As I’ve fed you rather well on the last one, even doubled up on haggis, I thought I give you a chance to work it off today while taking you to one of my favourite places in the world, which has loads to offer while […]

Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane: Rosemarkie, Scotland, UK

After all this city dwelling, let’s return to one of my favourite countries, good ole Scotland, and top up on some ocean breeze, take a little walk in the woods, and continue exploring the mythical nature we fell in love with when visiting the Isle of Skye, a magical place known for giants, castles and […]

Lockdown Vacation: Food for Thought in These Travel-less Times

One week of lockdown done, a few more to go I’m sure, so plenty of Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane still coming your way for distraction. Today though, I’d like to share something else to ponder about for two reasons. Firstly, I don’t know how you feel, but walking through all these wonderful locations […]

Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane: Bristol, England, UK

From Seattle’s Glass to Bristol’s Street Art — let me take you to the place the England-based street artist Banksy called his home for ten years in the late 90s, a place he appears to revisit once in a while, leaving new art work behind when he does. The latest addition was spotted in December on Vale Street in […]

Lockdown Walks Down Memory Lane: Seattle, Washington State, US

After a sleepless night dreaming about sea monsters, pirates and all thanks to our last walk, I thought we should head over to Seattle today… get it?! Sleepless in Seattle…? Never mind, I shall stop the terrible movie references going forward, … maybe. It is quite a dreamy city though, […]