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This journey will be documented along the way through videos, photos, and conversations with the people I meet. Below you also find a map to follow my position in real time and do not hesitate to reach out if you want to join the journey for a period of time!

It's happening. June 5th, I start walking south from North Cape, toward whoever I meet along the way #destinationhumans.

Everything I'm bringing is in these photos and it all fits in a baby stroller.

Am I ready? Not really. I'm barely sleeping. But

Some people believe in you when your dream is still just a line on a page.

One by one, I'll introduce you to the people who chose to support me, believing in this project from the very start, when it was still only an idea on paper. And I'm not doin

One week to go. So I tested everything I'll rely on!

Three days. 100km. 2,000m of climbing, pushing the cart the whole way. The last real test before I leave and here's what I learned.

The cart doesn't mean I've stopped caring about weight. The te

Today I had goosebumps with every single meter of this short run around my parents' house.

In 18 days, I’ll be flying all the way to Alta, Norway. From there, I’ll take a bus to North Cape and start moving south, on my feet. And this car

Destination Humans: a journey around the world on foot.

The first chapter begins on June 4th, 2026, from North Cape, Norway. South through Europe to Gibraltar. 8000 km. Around 9 months.

The second chapter, Africa, right after.

Not to break records

Day Zero, and I don't think I've realized yet that this is now my life! 😅

Have you ever felt like you're finally doing something you should have done years ago? Well, in my case, better late than never. As cliché as it sounds, we only live once, and I believe regrets are worse than bad choices.

So I'm going this wa

It's happening. June 5th, I start walking south from North Cape, toward whoever I meet along the way #destinationhumans.

Everything I'm bringing is in these photos and it all fits in a baby stroller.

Am I ready? Not really. I'm barely sleeping. But

Some people believe in you when your dream is still just a line on a page.

One by one, I'll introduce you to the people who chose to support me, believing in this project from the very start, when it was still only an idea on paper. And I'm not doin

One week to go. So I tested everything I'll rely on!

Three days. 100km. 2,000m of climbing, pushing the cart the whole way. The last real test before I leave and here's what I learned.

The cart doesn't mean I've stopped caring about weight. The te

To be watched till the end 😂

Three days, around 100 km and 1800m of elevation, and a lot of answers.

I wanted this test to expose problems and details, before the real journey begins next week, and honestly, that’s exactly what it did. Some

I am starting to understand how this works and how different it is from simply going hiking with a backpack, and that’s exactly why these days matter so much before the real departure!

Hi @instagram I am back, and one step closer to the start!

Today I had goosebumps with every single meter of this short run around my parents' house.

In 18 days, I’ll be flying all the way to Alta, Norway. From there, I’ll take a bus to North Cape and start moving south, on my feet. And this car

Destination Humans: a journey around the world on foot.

The first chapter begins on June 4th, 2026, from North Cape, Norway. South through Europe to Gibraltar. 8000 km. Around 9 months.

The second chapter, Africa, right after.

Not to break records

I'm doing it.

I've been quietly building toward this for over a year. The Alps last summer, Kenya this winter, the slower posts in between.. They've all been part of getting here. A month from now travel to the northest point in Europe and start wal

I finished the Alps. But I think I missed them.

2000 kilometres on foot. 74 days. I made it to the end, and I'm proud of that but I've been turning it over in my head ever since.

If I did it again, I'd do it differently. I wasn't walking to live th

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Daily moments from the journey: encounters, landscapes, and life at human speed.

Daily moments from the journey: encounters, landscapes, and life at human speed.

Documentary-style videos from the road, released every two weeks.

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