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Hiking fast
Different perspectives on the best walking speed The snail hiker and the rabbit hiker debating what fast is Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org This is fast… Cartoon ref. Di02438 Keywords: Hiking, walking, outdoors, hiking.org, hiking cartoon Hiking.org story by Frits Ahlefeldt. Drawing up how hiking can help us understand reality in new ways – Read more about Frits on his…
Di02441 Getting medicine by walking
Sometimes the journey is the destination Recovery by walking Story and image by Frits Ahlefeldt Getting medicine by walking (Illustration ref: di02441) Keywords: , cartoon, health, thrive, medicine, drugs, recovery, healing, hiking
Di02484 Trails as stories
Throughout time stories and trails interviene Trails are stories and stories are trails Story and image by Frits Ahlefeldt The many similarities between trails and stories are fascinating, they’re both lines we experience by following them from one end to the other. And the more we follow them the better we get to know them. Even though some say we can never read the same story, walk the same…
The storyline continue on Frits Ahlefeldt
I will connect the line here, to my storyline on FritsAhlefeldt.com now and move on here on Hiking.org with new stories The last drawing in the Hiking.org storyline experiment Story and image by Frits Ahlefeldt I’ve experimented with this “storylinegrid” way of posting for more than a year on Frits Ahlefeldt, but wanted to experiment with it here on Hiking.org too, just to see what it would…
Di00084 End of the tunnel
It is not always the path, that scares, sometimes it is the end of it Fear of the light Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt, Hiking.org Heard someone say that kids afraid of the dark is not so scary as adults afraid of the light… Drawing di00084 Keywords: tunnel, light, end of the trail,
Alone in nature or in car
Di00885 – Solitude in nature vs loneliness in a car Watching the cars from a hill Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt, Hiking.org Keywords: loneliness
A break on the map
If there is a thing I always tell myself if I want to change direction, maps or paths, is to take a break before I do it, if possible to the next day, to see if the idea still seems like a good one… Thinking things through before the next step Story and image by Frits Ahlefeldt Illustration hs0015 Keywords: Storylinegrid, hiking,
Here be dragons
Di02319 “Here be dragons” – They would write on maps of unknown land in the old days. The landscapes were full of magic. Today we can create paths to that again by walking. Re-finding the magic of nature Story and image by Frits Ahlefeldt We humans used to spend all our time in nature, walking as nomads, gathering food and experiencing the magic of the landscapes around us. Back then there…
Places of dragons
Illustration hs0014 Map-making is an amazing thing, both the ones on paper and on screens. But even more so the ones we keep in our heads, our maps of understanding, that can direct and lead us in ways, nobody else can see or figure out. Storyline heads onto map Story and image by Frits Ahlefeldt Illustration hs0014 Keywords: Storylinegrid, hiking, dragons, maps
Updating from the trail in the old days
Handwritten letters from the trail was different. Sitting by the fire at night writing down thoughts, experiences and feelings was just the first step. Snail mail, so different Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org Old paper mail travelled slow, it often took several days for the handwritten thoughts to arrive, still the letters came with the smell of the campfire, and sometimes with…
Walkability makes better communities
Walking can help us understand and work better together Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org Among urban designers and city planners there is a growing understanding that one of the most important factors in making thriving communities and societies, is to help people to get around on foot – It simple makes everyone know and work better together, when we move along trails and…
Buy less, walk more
Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org Walking has been shown to reduce our co2 footprint in many ways, one of them is that when people walk to the store, they often buy more locally, and less of everything. Change for the planet drawing (Illustration Di00488-1) Keywords: environment, climate change, Hiking, outdoors, hiking.org, environment, buyless sustainability Drawing…
Walking in circles
When the journey is the destination Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt Hiking in circles (Illustration ref: di00502) Trails can be a great metaphor for life, and walking the same trails can help us see change that we might miss if we didn’t know them so well, so walking in circles can be a good thing and help us see the circles in life better. Then of course there is all the practical…
Between a rock and a hard place
Learning to handle challenges by hiking Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org If it is a bear on a mountain or one in the office wearing a full suit and tie, hiking can help us learn how to face them better Caught between a rock and a hard place – Di00047 Keywords: Hiking, outdoors, psychology, challenges, conflict, mediation, coaching, hiking.org Drawing description: Hiker…
Reversed focus syndrome
Being where we are not Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org It is a feeling of having too many thoughts on work while being with the family, or friends. And then the reversed situation. Sitting back at the office realizing you were on the trails, but not really there Think most of us know This situation, but I couldn’t find a word in the dictionary for it, so I made one up 🙂 Being…
Double lost
When you neither know where you are – or where you want to go (Illustration: Di00006) Finding the way is easier when you have decided where you want to go… Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt. Hiking.org The double lost hiker (Illustration ref: Di00006) Keywords: wayfinding, planning, identity, navigation, hiker, losing the way, hiking, outdoors, hiking.org Illustration of a girl with…
Jumping to conclusions
Strategies when facing a gap Sometimes it is better to double check… Text and illustration by Frits Ahlefeldt Jumping to conclusions… ( Illustration by Frits Ahlefeldt – di000534 ) Keywords: philosophy, hiking, logic, conclusions, argument, decision making, reality, metaphorss – Read more about Frits on his personal blog: FritsAhlefeldt.com Drawing of two hikers on the edge of a gap between…