I have been hitting the snowy slopes for more years than I can remember. Here in Europe we have been blessed with a gigantic region called the Alps that just has and endless oppertunity for skiing activities of any kind. Whether it is in France, in Switzerland or Austria (or even head a bit more East to Czech Republik, there are just a lot of mountains and slopes over here.

Ahhh the first of the month and that means time to power up some HIVE again! You know a bit of dedication to the ecosystem of saying that you believe in it. I just made a small one of just 10 HIVE because I have some other plans again with it.

I have been thinking more on what to do with my garden to pimp it a little bit more. More greens, more evergreens, less maintainance and more colour and less concrete. You know the way a garden should be.One of the trees that never lets me down in this is the magnolia. Already when the frost is still there you can already see that some buds are starting to grow and you always wonder how they will survive if it gets any colder again.

Cruising through the Alps more than often feels a lot like a real life Bob Ross painting. 'Just picture a nice little tree over here'. A little castle in the distance with its tower peeking through the mist. Mountains peeking out of everywhere and clouds being sticked against the wall.

Recently for some reason my feed has shifted over to sailing stuff again. And with shifted over, I mean more like flooded. That is always the deal, if you watch one kind of video, the next one is already next in line.I guess my feed has a valid point, because since Spring has started the idea of heading over towards the water is pulling on me again. The funny thing is with the weather shifting to better stuff, the wind has also died. I have already thought on hitting the (ice cold) water here in the Netherlands, but with hardly any wind and water below the 10 degrees Celsius also lets that idea disappear with lightspeed again.

I'm not really a museum kind of person at all. Especially art is nothing that I understand of relate to, but in some kinds of way history stuff in a museum is something that I would visit faster than art.Especially when there is a lot to learn in the history part and when I have the feeling that I know only like 1% of the whole story, sometimes I pop into a museum.