A new place to start
Windsurfing expedition a new adventure
Actually beside the recent experience of chosing/buying equipment there is something else exciting. I am actually much more excited about the following fact. The new office of the company will be here (fame below) from next month:
A fact: the distance between my workplace and the water has decreased 99.8 ~99.9%, in other words a windsurf session would cost me 2~3 hours less time to do. We will see, but I estimate I now can recharge my mind inbetween my work in a hour. Or windsurfing as a break is now suddenly possible. Not to forget the fact I have to do a windsurfing expedition and search for new places, who knows what the best places will be. It won’t be the best spot of the world I guess, though it can’t be the worst either. For the record, parking on the islands does cost some money, a few €€ per hour.
Actually beside the recent experience of chosing/buying equipment there is something else exciting. I am actually much more excited about the following fact. The new office of the company will be here (fame below) from next month:
A fact: the distance between my workplace and the water has decreased 99.8 ~99.9%, in other words a windsurf session would cost me 2~3 hours less time to do. We will see, but I estimate I now can recharge my mind inbetween my work in a hour. Or windsurfing as a break is now suddenly possible. Not to forget the fact I have to do a windsurfing expedition and search for new places, who knows what the best places will be. It won’t be the best spot of the world I guess, though it can’t be the worst either. For the record, parking on the islands does cost some money, a few €€ per hour.
Erik Loots
Erik is windsurfer for 10+ years. In his daily life he is professional in construction dewatering, advisor, troubleshooter. Erik likes adventures, explore and to challenge himself. During his life he is trying to get the best out of it and have respect for the earth, nature and future generations. The modern world is about sharing, in this blog Erik shares his experiences, selfreflection and lessons learned.
