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towards summer
Here’s a bunch of photos from our last week in Malmö. It was hectic to get our last exams done. Now they are. Had a coffe at our favourite ecologic café, Chez Madame. Met up with Jens Lennartsson, aka The Zen Photographer. He’s also a travel photographer with loads of interesting projects and exhibitions going on.
surf capsule
Even if love to travel and to be out on the road I love coming home. Nothing beats that feeling. Except being on your way on a new adventure maybe.. Anyways. Coming home from Las Palmas to Petter and Sweden in full bloom was sweet. Coming home to this package from Billabong Girls Europe made
through the lens of Alice Vedrine
Visiting California last year gave me so much. An insight to the surfing culture. A place where creativity flows and cool people grow on trees. A place where surfboards is still shaped by hand and you rather not surf with a leash. A place where the people who started this whole stoked business is still alive. Would never
adios las palmas
We had a great week! Really worth taking a cheap flight here, stay in Las Palmas and not in the tourist complex down south. Or do that, if that’s what you want.. Bring your surfboard when it’s season, rent a car and go look for hidden waves. Take the ferry to Fuerteventura. Drink wine, eat
above surface
The sea here is either wild as a tiger or calm as a kitten. On low tide the reef makes natural pools perfect for practice paddling, duck dives and enjoying life. One afternoon we went out with the gopro. It’s cool how city and sea floats together here at Las Canteras.
in the south
Got tired of the clouds and caught bus number 30 from Santa Catalina to Maspalomas. (6.25 €) I’ve been told many times that the sun always shines in the south, even when it’s grey up in the north. But I didn’t think it would be this big difference. It was a line in the sky of clouds and then
waves of las canteras
Las Canteras is a 4 km long beach and the city’s waterhole, luckily my aunt’s apartment is just next to it. Most of the beach is protected from the waves by a reef, but in the corner the waves are breaking. We walked here everyday and it was always a surprise to see how the waves looked. Sunna and I
