An endless world

An endless world: Mayte Touch

21 articles

Monarch butterfly: the arrival of the dead

“It was like this. Industrialized products arrived and we began to consume. Before, our women would walk four hours to the city and exchange tortillas and fruit.. Barter was previously practiced. Now we need money for everything.”.

byJavier Brandoli

16 November, 2015

Kenya: the charm of diamonds on water

Every time I immerse myself in this turquoise sea feel an unusual pleasure and I feel that the universe is giving me something, a caress sea, of silence, of peace.

30 September, 2015

The ghost of Alice de Janzé: Memories of Happy Valley

Much time has passed since the golden days of the settlers in Kenya, but there still roam the ghosts of these characters who left their souls in the woods and valleys of this fascinating country.

2 February, 2015

Masai Mara: the spell of Africa

It has written almost all of the Masai Mara, but that does not stop remains a magical place, one on earth, where one really enters the "evil Africa", which leaves behind forever part of what was, and enters a space you always want to come back.

4 December, 2014

Yangon: welcome Mr. Oil

The commercial capital of Myanmar lies limp along the Andaman Sea, Facing the Indian Ocean. Yangon is a city struggling to forget a sad and tragic past and now trying to open up to the world with dropper. But the fate of Myanmar is about to take a big twist. In the surrounding waters are oil, much oil.

4 August, 2014

Brixton: Africa under the London sky

I love that smell of fish markets coated in salt; where cattle hanging still hot; snails and frogs are sold live in large plastic buckets; where the sidewalks are broken and suspicious river colored water runs into the sewer.

3 Oct., 2013

La locura Ngorongoro

And I wanted to jump out, downhill run, laugh, touching animals, a fire and spend the night talking with them, drunk, singing songs of our land. But I went because I thought maybe the hyenas and lions have other plans, for lack of cojones, by human, intelligent, and lack of instincts. I think if not still out there, with my camera and no battery, sitting next to 600 wildebeest while we take pictures for tourists. Happy.

byJavier Brandoli

11 June, 2013

Zambia: the couple who came to say goodbye to Africa

"His story is very sad". "Sorry? Why Sad??”, I answered. "She is dying. The two celebrated their honeymoon in Africa, Zimbabwe. They had returned to Africa since. "Since Zimbabwe is very bad, they have come here to say goodbye.", me says confident tone.

byJavier Brandoli

8 May, 2013

An endless world

Trollope and clubs: London essence

A good club is a haven from the vulgarities of the world, where coffee is not drunk in plastic cup with the Starbucks logo, but Worcester porcelain, and sugar served with silver spoons.

25 April, 2013

Singapore: City people happy

Few places in the world where cleanliness is a must. Known as the city that never sleeps, Switzerland of Asia, Singapore is the center of an explosion of colored lights.

12 January, 2013

Cairns: Australian diving Nirvana

Diving is flying below ground. Move effortlessly and in slow motion in a world completely unknown, where you are a guest in a world of goldfish, sand walls, water winds.

6 December, 2012

An endless world

Where I do not expect anyone

I would do the same as Elizabeth Gilbert in Bali : buy a ticket to a destination where no one expected me, not knowing where I live, or what I do, neither know nor how much is the euro, nor how it of taxis at the airport ...

10 November, 2012

Near death

In two days I've seen two people shiver of panic. I thought both could die, they also. Her body trembled to impress their apparent fragility ... Nature in Africa is hard, conditions to deal with it too.

byJavier Brandoli

30 Oct., 2012

Cambridge universities beyond their

Centuries have passed in Cambridge. It is no longer time wearing dark raincoats spies or medieval streets. But some of its mystery city full of state secrets and exceptional minds still floating in the air

27 Oct., 2012

Fort Dauphine: Paradise Lost castaway Drury

Write about Madagascar and Fort Dauphine let alone how to do it and not to mention about Trinidad Cuba. Its fascinating and unknown history puts this place on the map a few historians and lovers of tales of pirates, buccaneers and naúgrafos.

13 August, 2012

Andilana: the best beach in the world is in Madagascar

Of course there is paradise on earth: se llama Andilana, north of the island of Nosy Be. This long run-on and serene beach of fine sand and soft, which is home to an emerald sea and placid, is really a treat for the senses.

24 June, 2012

The secret of Antsirabe, the city of salt

It is difficult to pinpoint why I like both are anonymous people at the center of Madagascar. I discovered by chance, they traverse the country road from Antananarivo to the southern coasts of Tulear crystal there is only one road and it goes, forcibly, por Antsirabe.

9 June, 2012

Budapest: to meet Sandor Marai

Traveling is a pleasure for the senses, but travel on the trail of a book or author that wrote it far exceeds the pleasure.

30 May, 2012

From Amman to Petra: the treasure of the Nabataeans

Leaving the capital is beginning to breathe a calm air, enigmatic country, of sand people, biblical history, unknown legend. I think nobody can ever imagine what it is without having seen Petra.

13 May, 2012

Andasibe: Jurassic forest SOS

We enter a land of vines and creepers, of giant ferns and large, flat mushrooms attached to trees, stout and proud. You could feel the serenity of the forest.

4 May, 2012

Madagascar: radiograph of sentimental Antananarivo

Madagascar, a great and exciting red island in the Indian Ocean, looks back to Africa for not feeling entirely African, surrounded by a warm sea that caresses its endless white sandy shores. In the center of the island, more than 1.500 meters, is its chaotic capital, Antananarivo.

28 April, 2012

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