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Kind of similar to the Liebster award<\/a> is the after backpack tag, Sigrid from mytravelsecret.nl<\/a> nominated me to answer the questions. I think I\u2019m not the average backpacker but I like to have adventures. cycling in Europe, backpack in Asia, work in Australia I don\u2019t mind, just do it!<\/p>\n

Where did your first backpacktrip go to?<\/h2>\n

My first backpacktrip was in 2008. 5 weeks to Thailand with two friends, it felt more like a holiday. My first trip (2013) alone was on my bicycle from Amsterdam to Pisa<\/a> in Italy. On a saturday evening my friends where talking about their road trips through Europe and they would met in Pisa for a week beach and have fun together. I had a couple of beers and said: \u201cI\u2019ll cycle to Pisa and join you that week\u201d. They laughed to me and said, sure..! Sunday morning I bought a bike online and started to train. (two months before I started) The rest you can see on my #TourduPisa blogposts. I liked the cycling to so much that I cycled from Amsterdam to Berlin in 2014 and cycled from the Netherlands to Norway in 2015.<\/p>\n

How long did your first backpacktrip take<\/h2>\n

My trip om my bicycle took 21 days, and I stayed 10 more days at the beach to recover and have a good time with my friends. That was one month I used this month to challenge myself, can I cycle that far, can I travel alone, \u00e1nd not in do I like it? Answer do I know now \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n

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What kind of transport do you like when you travel<\/h2>\n

I rode a motorbike in Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh to Hanoi<\/a>. That was by far my favorite transport. But I also like the bus. In the Netherlands I hate the bus but during my backpack trips I live them. You can see the country and meet new people during the long distance busses. Beside that I love to ride my bicycle all over the world. I rode a bicycle in Bangkok<\/a>, Myanmar, Singapore and Berlin.<\/p>\n

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Een foto die is geplaatst door Gobackpackgo (@gobackpackgo)<\/a> op