Passing the baton

In a world not our own, a tent stands in the middle of a strange, misty forest. We’re not sure whether we’re at the bottom of the ocean or on dry land, as if our bearings have been blurred.

Inside the tent, two voices break the silence, two voices from the same childlike soul.
Little Loedi is unable to continue her adventures alone. Beside her, a grown-up Loedi listens patiently and consoles her:

“- There’s no turning back, you know?”
The little girl nods.
“I’ll take over from here, don’t you worry”.

For these two versions of the same soul, it’s time to say farewell.

Loedi heads off to find Choco waiting for her outside the tent. In another world… Together.

In the land of the cedars

Many will tell you that this is a small country but it is not.

If only they had taken the measure of it by the rhythm of their footsteps… they would not have said the same thing to you.

Welcome to Lebanon!

Come, I’ll take you walking with Loedi and P’tit Jo in the heart of the mountains!

We will follow the purple and white markings of the Lebanese Mountain Trail (L.M.T.), the first long distance hiking trail in Lebanon.

Why the purple colour? Because the purple of Tyr (a coastal city in the south of Lebanon) is a purplish red dye made from molluscs, which the invention is attributed to the Phoenicians.

With the tent in the backpack and the drawing board under the arm, we will walk for eight days, from the Horsh Ehden natural reserve to the village of Baskinta. From north to south, in the heart of the Christian mountains.

Are you ready? Let’s go…