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The Passionate Pisces

@ThePassionatePiscesTracked since May 2026

Gabriela Guberman.

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Article Latest postPublicThe Wild Coast

Aptly named the Wild Coast, the south-eastern edge of Africa forms 250 nautical miles of formidable sea. It is a place where the Indian Ocea

August 18 1 like 4 comments
Stepping Off the WorldAnd just like that we're off. No fanfare, no crowds, just a small crew sailing out into the ocean. A boat well prepared, a team well versed,ArticleAugust 4Public 1 1
A Sacred VolcanoMount Ontake – or Ontake-san, to add the respectful Japanese suffix – is a holy volcano in the Kiso region. Its snow-covered peak towers aboArticleJuly 21Public 1 1Japanese GardensBeneath the ornate gutters of brushstroke-style houses, lie peaceful gardens of well-trimmed trees and moss-covered rocks. These exquisite gArticleJuly 7Public 3 3Sakura-iro – Cherry BlossomsSpring is a wonderful time here in Japan, and both city and countryside are dotted with pockets of bright pink petals. The ephemeral elegancArticleJune 23Public 2 2The Samurai RoadSouthwest of Tokyo, in the quiet Japanese countryside, is the Nakasendo Trail: rural Japan, quintessential little towns, and the route onceArticleJune 9Public 0 0The End of a JourneyA dusty golden sun sets slowly over Tokyo’s built-up horizon. The wind blows in icy gusts from the mountainous north, sending everyone shiveArticleMay 29Public 3 2TokyoSailing into the heart of Tokyo, we navigate complex waterways beneath towering skyscrapers. In massive contrast to the flat, peaceful horizImageMay 20Public 0 0
Swimming Through StarsA still, moonless night envelops the anchored boat and her enchanted crew. Silence commands the space, as even ripples against the hull areArticleMay 10Public 0 0
Paradise in PerilWith a carefree “à toute !” I step off the top of the ladder, mask and fins in hand. Falling into crystal-clear, 30°C water is a fabulous seArticleApril 30Public 3 150 Shades of OceanThe ever-changing, endless blue horizon has become a comforting sight over these past few months – a source of many hours of contemplation,ArticleApril 20Public 3 2An Ocean-Going PeopleLandfall after nearly 50 days at sea. The first sight of greenery, insects, and human infrastructure for the ever-laughing crew of Tara. MajArticleApril 10Public 0 0
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