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Bogliaco, Lago Di Garda Things that we can by talking to other people.... During my stay in Lake Di Garda I ask to a friendly guy if was possible to get a ride on the boat in exchange of some pictures! This place is beautiful and didn't want to lose this opportunity! The people are very friendly! I’m loving Italy 🇮🇹 and I just arrive ❤️💚💥🚐📸🎥🚤 . @lanfrediboatservicegargnano Thank you for the ride 🚤 ❤️📸 . What do you think about trading services? . www.instagram.com/p/Bn8hO_tBwa_/?taken-by=my_caravan_stories #diogobaptistaphotography #ontheroad#ontheroadagain #wanderlust #traveling#adventureseeker #travel #openmyworld#lovetotravel #digitalnomads#campervan #microcamper#mycaravanstories #vanlife#travelstories #camperlifestyle#campervanmagazine #projectvanlife#travelphotography #lagodigarda#campervanstories #projectvanlife#beutifuldestinations #summer2018#portugal #solotravellers #travelphoto#europetrip #eurotrip #italy#lanfrediboatservicegargnano
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Until now the longest road trip I'm making! . Van bought in 2016 (simple comercial Kangoo), made some modifications and the first journey was trought the coast line of portugal just to see if it works. All good! Some small trips (Winter Big Waves of Nazaré and Geres Natural Park) and in the summer of 2017 the spanish road trip. No problem at all. Went to all the places I plan and some more! Perfect! . Summer of 2018 has been extremelly good! Going trought Music Festival in Portugal, Boom Festival, Meo Sudoeste, Vodafone Paredes de Coura and of course down again along the perfect Vicentine Coast. . I'm going to Poland 🇵🇱 for a few months. The idea is to travel across Europe. First to Italy 🇮🇹 and then to Katowice, Poland. It will be a crazy ride and also will do a small italian road trip around Tuscany and Florence, that will be very special. Will spend 14 day on the road it looks long enought but actually I would like to have more time. Maybe on the way back... Afterall I need to get back home after this! 😀🚐📷🎥 LOVE IN COURAÍSONestled beneath the trees on the banks of the Coura River in a shady spot, passionate bodies bathe in rays of sunlight. Nature offers some refuge from the heat and electricity of the festival, leaves filter light onto the sleepy look of those who enjoy the paradisiacal ambient. Energies recharging, folded into each other. Bodies meandering downstream, along with a parade of unicorns, ducks and bits of inflatable fruit. Bodies floating together, lingering to cover themselves under branches. Companions - new or old - interlaced, by the limbs of their bodies. Couples in "Couraíso" resting by the river. Bodies oblivious to the world around them. Aninhado sob as árvores nas margens do Rio Coura num local à sombra, os corpos apaixonados banham-se em raios de sol. A natureza oferece algum refúgio do calor e da eletricidade do festival, as folhas das arvores filtram o iluminar do olhar sonolento de quem aproveita o ambiente paradisíaco. Recarregasse energias, dobrados um no outro. Corpos no rio serpenteantes a jusante, junto com um desfile de unicórnios, patos e pedaços de frutas insufláveis. Corpos flutuando juntos, parando em recantos para encobrirem-se sob galhos. Paixões - novas ou antigas - entrelaçadas, pelos membros dos seus corpos. Casais no “Couraíso” descansando junto ao rio em corpos desconectados do mundo ao seu redor.
Texto: KGL Fotografia: Diogo Baptista What is Boom?  Boom is losing your phone in the sand at the Dance Temple, thousands of Boomers raving on top of it. A new friend stops partying and spends hours in the dark helping you look. You decide to stop stressing and let go of anxiety... you laugh at the irony of ‘disconnect to connect’, written on the back of the Dharma Dragon newspaper. So, you go on an adventure with this new friend, time flies but Boom is a temporary infinity. It gets colder, you’re cloaked in a fresh dew that darkness brings. There’s a light that guides you to exactly where you need to be. Exploring, you lose track of time and stumble upon the humbling sight of the full moon blanketed in a midnight blue night’s sky, setting over the lake. Shimmering, it sends ripples across the almost still lake and goosebumps along your skin. It’s the perfect moment. You’re silenced by the beauty of the moon set and, together with your new friend, you huddle together to keep warm and watch it all. The moment is serendipitous. You’ve made a new connection; one that’s pure, raw. It happened so naturally that you barely even realised...
What’s Boom, you ask? That’s just 12 hours of Boom. Photography: Diogo Baptista TXT: KGL |
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