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Hi, ich bin Nadine, 20 Jahre alt und ursprünglich aus Köln. Seit einigen Monaten lebe und arbeite ich zusammen mit meinem Hund Gismo auf einer Pferderanch in Marokko. Auf meinem Blog dreht sich alles um die Themen Backpacking, Roadtrips, Reisen mit Hund und natürlich meine tägliche Arbeit mit den Pferden im Ausland.

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The last picture of the year is supposed to sum up all happenings, memorys and feelings in once. I was torn between amazing horse pictures with our wonderful mares and stallions, great moments with my bus Henry on the road and beautiful places all over South Europe and North Africa where I travelled to this year. But in the end I decided for a plain picture of Gismo because I realized that everything I experienced, saw and achieved in 2018 I owe to my dog. This year has been amazingly short and intensiv at the same time. Together we traveled more then 10.000 kilometers from North to South France, across Spain and around Morocco. After a summer of working and saving money back home we hit the road again to return to Ranch Diabat where I'm working since them. 🌟 I'm incredibly thankful for all the amazing experiences I made on the road this year, the many people I got to know and even the up's and down's I've been through and that teached me so much. I really appreciate the unconditional support and love I still receive from home even after almost two and a half years of travelling in total. Danke Mama and happy new year. ❤ But in the end the biggest Thank you goes to my wonderful dog who's always on my side whether this means to run hundreds of kilometers next to my horse everyday, accompany me to work in Germany or to travel in a 39-years old bus all over the world with me. 🚙 Happy new year 2019 and safe travels everyone! #travel #happynewyear #solotravel #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #roadtrip #horseriding #essaouira #morocco

Gismo and I celebrated the Christmas days under the warm Moroccan sun. 🌞🎄 Now that the holiday season started again, many riding guests visiting the ranch so the horses get more then enough exercise. Same applies for my dog and me. 🌟 It's incredible how fast this year 2018 past and I'm unbelievable grateful for all the experiences I made on the road, for all the amazing people I met and most of all for the wonderful horses which I'm honoured to ride and train everyday. 🐴👱 It's this kind of post you write sentimentaly between Christmas and New Year's Eve. It's too early to talk about the new year and too late to talk about Christmas so let's just appreciate the present days. That's what my dog teached me over the many years we're living together, to live the moment and don't get too stuck in the past you can't change or the future you can't predict or plan anyway. #travel #christmashorse #roadtrip #girlstravel #solotravel #horseriding #travelwithdogs #essaouira #morocco

When you feel like you can't trust anyone, you can always count on your horse. ❤ _______________________ Thanks Mogador for always saving me when I lose the orientation during a trek. Unfortunately that happens very often but until now the clients haven't noticed, let's keep it like that. 😂😂👐 #travel #horseriding #stallionlove #ranchlife #equestrian #trailride #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #roadtrip #solotravel #essaouira #morocco

Since Mogador is still in pain I restarted my training with Sultan and by this time he's my perfect guide horse. It's an honour for me to ride him and to see how I gain his trust and respect a little more everyday. Especially on our last common Rondonee he showed me how important it is to not only believe in yourself and your riding skills but also in your horse. Just a little thankful post for this wonderful stallion. ❤ #travel #horseriding #equestrianlife #equestrian #ranchlife #solotravel #girlstravel #travelingdogs #roadtrip #essaouira #ranchdediabat #morocco

Just returned from my first several day horse trek as a guide. The "Argan trek" led us through traditional villages where we experienced the hospitality and kindness of the rural population, over dry fields after the long and hot summer, the rich green pastures and hills of the Atlantic coastline and of course the beautiful beaches between Sidi Kaouki and Essaouira. #horseriding #equestrian #trailride #travel #travelingwithdogs #natureishome #girlstravel #solotravel #roadtrip #diabatranch #essaouira #moroccotravel #morocco

Back on the road since 23rd of September 2018! 👱🐶🚙 A few weeks ago I bought a 39 years old VW-bus, lovingly called Henry, and spent every free minute fixing, working and preparing the bus for our first common journey that started two days ago. Although my previous car brought me safely even to the remotest corners of Morocco I was missing the comfort of having an inside kitchen, constant water and an isolated sleeping area. That's why I heavy-heartedly sold my faithful Skoda and bought Henry. My previous experiences on this particular road from Cologne to Algeciras in South Spain couldn't prepare me even the least for the events of the last two days. Only 40 kilometers behind my home town Cologne we had the first car breakdown cause of a broken wiper that's fortunately fixed now. Yesterday I got absolutely terrified by the traffic in Paris and after I went to a Total gas station more then 300 Euro were missing on my credit card instead of 95 Euro I fueled before. The callcenter employee of my bank told me that this must be a misunderstanding on part of the gas station. In the evening then I realized that I lost my wallet with all my money but for God's sake not my car papers, passport and driver licence. So actually I was quite lucky under the circumstances. Travelling's not always easy it can be quite frustrating, unnerving and inconvenient sometimes especially when it's once again cold as shit in Central Europe. Better days are yet to come. 👊👊 #travel #roadtrip #vwlt #vanlife #vwbus #travelwithdogs #lifeontheroad #theroadexplorer #girlstravel #solotravel #france🇫🇷

After 830 kilometers of driving we're back in Spain, of course not without some difficulties. The car lost water on the way but as it turned out it was fortunately just the AC, I accidentally spent one day too much in Morocco then my Visa actually allowed and lost the necessary documents to transport the car back to Europe and after so many hours of driving I fall asleep on my driver seat during the ferry ride and got aroused from sleep by an annoyed security agent after all the other cars already left the ship. Three months of travelling through Morocco teached me more about life then I would have ever expected. I learned about tolerance towards a different culture and religion, patience, respect and trust. Solo traveling is actually a brutality especially as a girl. It forces you to trust strangers, to overcome your fears and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort. Especially in such a male-dominated country like Morocco it's definitely advisable to choose sanity over honesty from time to time. But what burdened me the most at the end of the day was the horrible situation of the strays and the unconcerned behaviour of the locals towards them. I fed, vaccinated and in general took care of quite a few kittens and puppies during this three months, but at the end only some kittens survived. The puppy on the picture for example got striked to death by some Moroccans directly next to my car when I let her out of sight just one time. I've never felt so needed before in a country I've travelled to and this is probably one of the reasons why I'll return to Morocco after a summer back home. Though most important I found an amazing job on a horse ranch near Essaouira. I spent the last month taking care of the thirty arab horses, brushing, feeding, training them, guiding tourists to the beach and learned how to handle the camels and how to drive the quads. So for now it's definitely not the time to draw a line under Morocco cause the last three months were just the beginning of a new exciting chapter. #travel #travelwithdogs #summerbackhome #roadtrip #campingvibes #horseranch #horseriding #girlstravel #solotravel #tinyhomeonwheels #morocco

Build a life you don't need vacation from. ❤🐴 #travel #travelwithdogs #stallion #girlstravel #solotravel #groomlife #horseriding #ridinginstructor #ranchlife #essaouira #morocco

Today right on the day one year ago my life changed rapidly from one moment to the other when I received a call from home. It was my mother who told me that my father died unexpectedly. At this particular time I worked at a horse ranch in Japan, beeing absolutely happy with my life, the job and planned to spend the next following years in Asia. One day later after an eighteen hours flight from Tokio to Cologne I was suddenly back home. Busy with organizing a funeral, informing relatives and friends and receiving condolences and sympathies, there was no time and space for any kind of travel plans. So again I was left to my own devices like so many times before in my life and that's probably the reason for my self confident, fearless way of managing things and appearing to new people, places and challenges. And of course the fact that travelling alone as a girl makes you strong. Usually I don't like writing about this kind of personal stuff on social media platforms but that's the only way to connect with my father's old friends and relatives. Cause today it's Father's day in Germany and the first anniversary of my dad's death. Not one day passes that I don't think about him and honestly I don't believe the human mind is ever truly capable of understanding the sudden loss of a loved one. But falling into a deep dark mental hole was never an option for me. Now one year later I'm back on a horse ranch, working, riding amazing arab horses and meeting people from all over the world. I'll return to Germany over summer, to job, to sell my car and cause I can't feed my dog the shitty moroccan dog food anymore, to see my friends and family and try to accustom them to the fact that I'll go back to Morocco in October to work fulltime at the ranch. Well everything happens for a reason and eventually all the pieces will fall into place. Until then I wish all the amazing, hard-working and loving daddy's in the world a great Father's day. #travel #dontgiveup #girlstravel #fathersday #restinpeace #solotravel #dogtrotter #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #dogsofinstagram #roadtrip #horseriding #ranchwork #homeiswhereyouparkit #essaouira #morocco #africa

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The last picture of the year is supposed to sum up all happenings, memorys and feelings in once. I was torn between amazing horse pictures with our wonderful mares and stallions, great moments with my bus Henry on the road and beautiful places all over South Europe and North Africa where I travelled to this year. But in the end I decided for a plain picture of Gismo because I realized that everything I experienced, saw and achieved in 2018 I owe to my dog. This year has been amazingly short and intensiv at the same time. Together we traveled more then 10.000 kilometers from North to South France, across Spain and around Morocco. After a summer of working and saving money back home we hit the road again to return to Ranch Diabat where I'm working since them. 🌟 I'm incredibly thankful for all the amazing experiences I made on the road this year, the many people I got to know and even the up's and down's I've been through and that teached me so much. I really appreciate the unconditional support and love I still receive from home even after almost two and a half years of travelling in total. Danke Mama and happy new year. ❤ But in the end the biggest Thank you goes to my wonderful dog who's always on my side whether this means to run hundreds of kilometers next to my horse everyday, accompany me to work in Germany or to travel in a 39-years old bus all over the world with me. 🚙 Happy new year 2019 and safe travels everyone! #travel #happynewyear #solotravel #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #roadtrip #horseriding #essaouira #morocco

Gismo and I celebrated the Christmas days under the warm Moroccan sun. 🌞🎄 Now that the holiday season started again, many riding guests visiting the ranch so the horses get more then enough exercise. Same applies for my dog and me. 🌟 It's incredible how fast this year 2018 past and I'm unbelievable grateful for all the experiences I made on the road, for all the amazing people I met and most of all for the wonderful horses which I'm honoured to ride and train everyday. 🐴👱 It's this kind of post you write sentimentaly between Christmas and New Year's Eve. It's too early to talk about the new year and too late to talk about Christmas so let's just appreciate the present days. That's what my dog teached me over the many years we're living together, to live the moment and don't get too stuck in the past you can't change or the future you can't predict or plan anyway. #travel #christmashorse #roadtrip #girlstravel #solotravel #horseriding #travelwithdogs #essaouira #morocco

When you feel like you can't trust anyone, you can always count on your horse. ❤ _______________________ Thanks Mogador for always saving me when I lose the orientation during a trek. Unfortunately that happens very often but until now the clients haven't noticed, let's keep it like that. 😂😂👐 #travel #horseriding #stallionlove #ranchlife #equestrian #trailride #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #roadtrip #solotravel #essaouira #morocco

Since Mogador is still in pain I restarted my training with Sultan and by this time he's my perfect guide horse. It's an honour for me to ride him and to see how I gain his trust and respect a little more everyday. Especially on our last common Rondonee he showed me how important it is to not only believe in yourself and your riding skills but also in your horse. Just a little thankful post for this wonderful stallion. ❤ #travel #horseriding #equestrianlife #equestrian #ranchlife #solotravel #girlstravel #travelingdogs #roadtrip #essaouira #ranchdediabat #morocco

Just returned from my first several day horse trek as a guide. The "Argan trek" led us through traditional villages where we experienced the hospitality and kindness of the rural population, over dry fields after the long and hot summer, the rich green pastures and hills of the Atlantic coastline and of course the beautiful beaches between Sidi Kaouki and Essaouira. #horseriding #equestrian #trailride #travel #travelingwithdogs #natureishome #girlstravel #solotravel #roadtrip #diabatranch #essaouira #moroccotravel #morocco

Back on the road since 23rd of September 2018! 👱🐶🚙 A few weeks ago I bought a 39 years old VW-bus, lovingly called Henry, and spent every free minute fixing, working and preparing the bus for our first common journey that started two days ago. Although my previous car brought me safely even to the remotest corners of Morocco I was missing the comfort of having an inside kitchen, constant water and an isolated sleeping area. That's why I heavy-heartedly sold my faithful Skoda and bought Henry. My previous experiences on this particular road from Cologne to Algeciras in South Spain couldn't prepare me even the least for the events of the last two days. Only 40 kilometers behind my home town Cologne we had the first car breakdown cause of a broken wiper that's fortunately fixed now. Yesterday I got absolutely terrified by the traffic in Paris and after I went to a Total gas station more then 300 Euro were missing on my credit card instead of 95 Euro I fueled before. The callcenter employee of my bank told me that this must be a misunderstanding on part of the gas station. In the evening then I realized that I lost my wallet with all my money but for God's sake not my car papers, passport and driver licence. So actually I was quite lucky under the circumstances. Travelling's not always easy it can be quite frustrating, unnerving and inconvenient sometimes especially when it's once again cold as shit in Central Europe. Better days are yet to come. 👊👊 #travel #roadtrip #vwlt #vanlife #vwbus #travelwithdogs #lifeontheroad #theroadexplorer #girlstravel #solotravel #france🇫🇷

After 830 kilometers of driving we're back in Spain, of course not without some difficulties. The car lost water on the way but as it turned out it was fortunately just the AC, I accidentally spent one day too much in Morocco then my Visa actually allowed and lost the necessary documents to transport the car back to Europe and after so many hours of driving I fall asleep on my driver seat during the ferry ride and got aroused from sleep by an annoyed security agent after all the other cars already left the ship. Three months of travelling through Morocco teached me more about life then I would have ever expected. I learned about tolerance towards a different culture and religion, patience, respect and trust. Solo traveling is actually a brutality especially as a girl. It forces you to trust strangers, to overcome your fears and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort. Especially in such a male-dominated country like Morocco it's definitely advisable to choose sanity over honesty from time to time. But what burdened me the most at the end of the day was the horrible situation of the strays and the unconcerned behaviour of the locals towards them. I fed, vaccinated and in general took care of quite a few kittens and puppies during this three months, but at the end only some kittens survived. The puppy on the picture for example got striked to death by some Moroccans directly next to my car when I let her out of sight just one time. I've never felt so needed before in a country I've travelled to and this is probably one of the reasons why I'll return to Morocco after a summer back home. Though most important I found an amazing job on a horse ranch near Essaouira. I spent the last month taking care of the thirty arab horses, brushing, feeding, training them, guiding tourists to the beach and learned how to handle the camels and how to drive the quads. So for now it's definitely not the time to draw a line under Morocco cause the last three months were just the beginning of a new exciting chapter. #travel #travelwithdogs #summerbackhome #roadtrip #campingvibes #horseranch #horseriding #girlstravel #solotravel #tinyhomeonwheels #morocco

Build a life you don't need vacation from. ❤🐴 #travel #travelwithdogs #stallion #girlstravel #solotravel #groomlife #horseriding #ridinginstructor #ranchlife #essaouira #morocco

Today right on the day one year ago my life changed rapidly from one moment to the other when I received a call from home. It was my mother who told me that my father died unexpectedly. At this particular time I worked at a horse ranch in Japan, beeing absolutely happy with my life, the job and planned to spend the next following years in Asia. One day later after an eighteen hours flight from Tokio to Cologne I was suddenly back home. Busy with organizing a funeral, informing relatives and friends and receiving condolences and sympathies, there was no time and space for any kind of travel plans. So again I was left to my own devices like so many times before in my life and that's probably the reason for my self confident, fearless way of managing things and appearing to new people, places and challenges. And of course the fact that travelling alone as a girl makes you strong. Usually I don't like writing about this kind of personal stuff on social media platforms but that's the only way to connect with my father's old friends and relatives. Cause today it's Father's day in Germany and the first anniversary of my dad's death. Not one day passes that I don't think about him and honestly I don't believe the human mind is ever truly capable of understanding the sudden loss of a loved one. But falling into a deep dark mental hole was never an option for me. Now one year later I'm back on a horse ranch, working, riding amazing arab horses and meeting people from all over the world. I'll return to Germany over summer, to job, to sell my car and cause I can't feed my dog the shitty moroccan dog food anymore, to see my friends and family and try to accustom them to the fact that I'll go back to Morocco in October to work fulltime at the ranch. Well everything happens for a reason and eventually all the pieces will fall into place. Until then I wish all the amazing, hard-working and loving daddy's in the world a great Father's day. #travel #dontgiveup #girlstravel #fathersday #restinpeace #solotravel #dogtrotter #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #dogsofinstagram #roadtrip #horseriding #ranchwork #homeiswhereyouparkit #essaouira #morocco #africa

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