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Triathlon training and city-camping: Merida, Mexico
Merida is a city located in the Yucatan province of Mexico. It is a big city with a small colonial-style center and it gets very hot (37-38 degrees Celcius) year round. Our visit to Merida was one of the most exiting from a ‘city camping‘ point of view. Before arriving in Merida, we looked up…
Triathlon training: Campeche, Mexico
Triathlon: Important part of our digital nomad lifestyle is to be fit, both mentally and physically. Training and participating in triathlon events during our travels is something we both love to do. Steven coming from an athletics background (400m) and Diana from mountain biking. Central America is a paradise for those who like to run…
New website for HaDeGo Engineering B.V.
For HaDeGo CEO and former-DSM colleague Francoise de Goeijen we developed a website for her engineering consultancy agency HaDeGo Engineering B.V. Founded in 2012, HaDeGo partnered with the German engineering firm Weyer Gruppe GmbH and provides expertise to Dutch companies active in oil- and gas, energie production, chemicals- and pharmaceuticals production, mineral oil production and…
Meet one of the best sports physicians in the Netherlands and her new website!
One of our good friends, Petra Groenenboom, is a great sports physician that provides top notch medical care and guidance to (top) athletes in the Netherlands. She was looking for a fresh and professional website that would be easy to use and maintain and would help new clients find her online and book appointments in…
Triathlon training: San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico
Triathlon: Important part of our digital nomad lifestyle is to be fit, both mentally and physically. Training and participating in triathlon events during our travels is something we both love to do. Steven coming from an athletics background (400m) and Diana from mountain biking. Central America is a paradise for those who like to run…
We need your help for Hogar Infantil (a Children’s place) in Ocozocoautla
Two weeks ago we stayed in quite a magical place: Hogar Infantil. It is an orphanage for around 80 mexican children who have lost their parents and family and now live in this special place. What makes it special is that you can camp here for free and even join the kids and staff for…
Triathlon training: learning to swim in open water
In this blog series Diana writes about her quest to become a triathlete. Since August 2012, she trains with her partner Steven for triathlon events while traveling Central America. Select the posts tagged with ‘traveling triathletes; to read about her adventures to learn how to swim and run, about learning to eat differently, about choosing…
Wonders of Nature: Cañon del Sumidero, Mexico
Driving past Tuxtla Gutierrez from our visit to the childrens’ home Hogar Infantil in Ocozocoautla, we passed a bridge that offered us a peek into one of the most impressive canyons in Central America: Cañon del Sumidero. A few miles east of the city you find this canyon created by the mighty Rio Grijalva which runs northwards through…
Our journey south has begun
Have you ever felt like a bird? Being able to fly off whenever you want? Not knowing where you’ll land, what you will eat, where you will sleep and who you will meet? All you can do is trust your instinct and head south. Why? Not because everybody is going there but because your gut…
Workshop Business Modeling at Sustentables Innovation Center
It is 9.00am on a saturday, 26th of May 2012, an hour before our workshop business modeling is scheduled to start when the doorbell rings at Sustentables innovation center. Would that be our first participant arriving so early? Slightly nervous I walk through the garden to the door and open it to indeed welcome our first…
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