After 3 months of lab work, I can officially say that I am done with all of my experiments. Now I just have a lottttt of data to work with. Anyways, I'll be returning home now since there isn't much more I can do here. 

So Ethiopia.. Looking back at the months here.. w...

So a few days ago we decided to be tourists once again. The biggest city in the area I'm in is Harar and what Harar is known for is hyena feeding. So thats what we did. For 100Birr we got to be up close and personal with the hyena. They really are wonderful creatures....

Danakil Depression Day 4

Waking up from the last night in Danakil was a little sad. I wish I could have stayed longer. Anyhow, today we left Earth. I think we might have been on Mars.. or possibly some other planet. It was definitely not planet Earth, and this is why:

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Danakil Depression Day 2&3

After sleeping under the open sky, a five minute walk from an active volcano, we got up at 4am. Returning to the volcano lake, we stood relatively close to the edge, enjoying the life of a volcano. The life of this type of lake was insanely a...

Danakil Depression Day 1.

So I've left Haramaya University for a week of travelling to "Mekelle" for 4 days, then Addis Ababa for 3 days. By "Mekelle" I mean Mekelle airport, then from there getting in a car ready for a 6 hour drive into what is known as the Danakil De...

If you are looking for a light read, you probably shouldn't read this post.. 

Unfortunately, not all sides of a developing country are equally beautiful. There are so many sides of Ethiopia that I truly adore, but there is also a part of my experience here that really...

Occassionally its necessary to get away from the oily food served three times a day, where cockroaches constantly surround it. Those days I live off roasted barley, Kollo  & copy kitkat, Riccos & copy nutella, Bifarella. I really do wonder if I've eaten an cockroaches...

I've been here in Ethiopia for four days. In those four days I've been dealing with a lot of third world problems that many really take for granted. These days I wake up happy if there's WATER & ELECTRICITY.

Back in Denmark I've never once woken up with the doubt...

So to start of, this is crazy different to what I'm used to. That being said, its beautiful here. The women have the most colorful clothing, the men hold hands constantly & I love it here. It hasn't quite occured to me that I will be living here in Haramaya, Ethiopia t...

I've heard from many, that travelling during your university degree is always a great idea. My thought is though, why travel to the normal desinations of going state side, down under, or somewhere else in Europe? Why not consider Africa? 

I finish my bachelor degree th...