Landcruising Adventure Newsletter
Hello friends

With the onset of winter and memories of copious amounts of snow fresh in our memory from Japan's trip last year, we are going to escape the cold season this year.

What is our Plan?

Our friend Segon will guard the Land Cruiser while we will hike from north to south Jordan through wadis and deserts with our ground tent – similar to what we did in South Korea last year.
CC-Pinewood jackets (©Coen Wubbels)
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PDF Publications

If your looking for another way to get our super duper stories: we have started releasing our top-notch print articles that were published in the leading magazines out there. The PDFs are available to our Patrons. This month we bring to you Pakistan's Baluchistan Desert (in English and in Dutch).

More Creations

Karin-Marijke went through our extensive photo library and converted some of Coen's images into stunning pieces of wall art.
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Books & Books

For those who can't get enough of adventure travel and historical sagas: Karin-Marijke has updated our list with the last novels about Japan we read in one go and a couple of other interesting books.

Check out the Latest Posts

Where are We – Jordan 1

Where are We – Jordan 1

We are on our way to Jordan to hike the 650-kilometer Jordan Trail, which runs from the far north of Umm Qais to the Red Sea near Aqaba in the south.
Books about Jordan

Books about Jordan

As we're preparing for the Jordan Trail, I'm uploading my Kindle with novels, memoirs, non-fiction and other books about Jordan.
Cooking Chestnuts in the Pressure-Cooker

Cooking Chestnuts in the Pressure-Cooker

Peeling raw chestnuts is tricky, requiring a sharp knife and patience. We learned cooking chestnuts is the solution, better even: in the pressure cooker.
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