Happy new year...

So here we are again... standing at the edge of another year that passed. If i look back i gotta say it was another great year filled with love, hope, harmony, up and downs, sunshine and nice beaches wt good winds and friends.

So what can i do better for the next one? hmmm i think i should just keep goin the direction i chose and don't change much, as it was a very successful way and i like it.

All that is left of the old year now, is a few hours till midnight, waiting till my babe arrives back on the island, having a deliciouse dinner, some beers wt friends and watching the fireworks goin off wt the midnight bang. The new year will start the same way the old one ends... with a cold beer in my hands, sand between my toes and Rebecka in my arms (-:

So as a little outlook to 2011 - it will be a busy KTA year again, travelling around asia till the summer starts in europe. Including some amazing kitespots like Busan in Korea, Pranburi in Thailand, Boracay here at my homespot, Mui Ne in Vietnam and hopefully Bali beginning of the summer... and mybe one or another sidetrip to China.

So happy new year to all my beloved family and friends.... Read Full...

Oslo by bike

How to get around in Oslo?
Best and cheapest way is definitely wt one of the Oslo Bysykkels. U can rent a bike for a whole year for only 80Kroner.

There are several stations around Oslo to pick em up and bring em back. Some of the stations rarely have any bicycles, but u will find it out very quick. A very good option to find the next available bike is to scan ur card at the closest station and it will tell u how many bikes are available in the nearest stations.
The bikes are not always in good shape but mostly u can ride em... some gear shifts are broken or there is not much air in the tires, but hey, u can get from A to B.






As we know, Oslo or should i say Norway is one of the more expensive country's. So it is useful to know the cheap places to eat, otherwise u will pay 10$ for a simple kebab or burger. A good advise would be to go to the Lebanese, Iranian and all of those mid-eastern restaurants. Usually u can get something to eat for 5-8$.

Chill and grill in the parks is famous for Norwegians. The one way BBQ-grills are still aloud here, even though they create a lot of waste and ur sausage will have a weird burning paste taste on it. The city is full of parks, so u want have a hard time to find one that u like.
Bring a sheet to sit on and make sure u take away ur trash when u leave.

Here is a useful link to get the Bicycle card for Oslo.
http://www.oslobysykkel.no/ Read Full...