A journey through time: The steep walls of Grand Teton
We continue our journey through our Earth’s history. We leave behind the fossils and get close to steep mountain slopes and green valleys.
A journey through time: Fossil hunting in the US Midwest
An adventure taking us to giant walls of bones, flat fish, and that explains why we are now carrying a couple kilos of blue stones around.
Traffic jams in the Wild West – Utah’s red rocks
Breathtaking nature, but completely overcrowded: our road trip through Utah’s red rock desert was a true test of patience. A look behind the scenes of mass tourism and the restrictive permit system.
Who is sleeping next to us? A report on Life in America’s car parks
Extortionate campsites or the apparent peace of a car park? Spending two weeks in Salt Lake City, we quickly realise that the cars around us don’t belong to travellers. They are the homes of people who have fallen through the cracks of the American social security system. A report on an invisible phenomenon.
From Tacos to Waymos: California’s High-Tech World
The contrast could not be greater: from the solitude of Mexico straight onto the ten-lane motorways of California. A road trip spanning aircraft carriers, SpaceX, autonomous Waymo taxis, and ancient giant sequoias.
An American Icon, Made in mexico
Nothing seems more US than cowboys, but actually, their origins are found further south with his Mexican neighbour.