Walking on a dream here at Frequency Festival 2013.
Preparation is the name of the game. These guys are ready for some serious partying.
The crowd going nuts during our second band of the day, Blumentopf.
I love people watching. These guys love people squashing.
An awesome lightning show from our window.
Rene, cruising down the Gürtel on his longboard.
Thumbs up for rollerskates and crazy bikes!
We never left the apartment and its beautiful view.
This is the birthplace of Schnaps, a hallmark of Viennese drinking culture. It has many uses, medicine, cleaning and also drinking I guess.
Seems like a million ingredients are needed to brew up a batch of Schnaps.
A real Man-o-Meter!
We made it to beautiful Austria! Here we are enjoying the Grüner See. Next time we may venture to explore the underwater landscape as well.
The mountains above the Grüner See.
Moo.
So many delicious lambic beers at the Cantillon Brewery tour in Brussels, Belgium. The beers stacked here are undergoing a second fermetation while in the bottle.
The store room of beer ingredients.
Many pullies systems are need to make this beer so tasty.
A cute little decompression chamber found at Nemo 33, a deep water diving pool and facility located in Brussels.
Old timey dive computers.
An actual diver seen through the observation window of the restaurant and bar at Nemo 33.
The Atomium, or that thing that people go see outside of Brussels if they’re not interested in the small statue of the little boy peeing in town.
Fireworks celebrating the national holiday and the inauguration of the new king.
Walking back through the streets in Brussels after the festivities.
Finally, mussels in Brussels!
Beware, lazy eyed monsters live here.
Stay classy and beautiful cenotes. We will see you again next month.
Learning to speak French during one of the many backporch BBQs at Paolo’s Palace.
Quick smoke break discussing the dive before Vincent and Marjorie head to Mexico City.
Looking pretty proud of yourself Paolo, after successfully scaring me 30 meters down, where the creepy sulfur cloud has tree branches reaching through and probably ghosts as well.
The German made oxygen filling machine with lots of fun gauges keeping us safe and happily oxygenated underground.
Our humble dive shop abode with perilously placed hammocks five feet off the ground.
This one’s tested and good to go.
Even more gauges!