Surviving en el Heide

Episode 9: "The Greenman of Bengal Land "

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In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Sam, an affable mechanical engineer who studied Master's of "Environmental engineering" in HTW Dresden. By day, he's a whiz with machinery, tackling engineering challenges with finesse. But when the duty ends, he is really focused on exercise but also fan of good beer and food, often shared with friends amid laughter.

He's an avid nature enthusiast. He finds solace in the great outdoors, often embarking on long walks that allow him to revel in the serenity of nature. Armed with his camera, Sam captures the beauty of the world around him, freezing moments in time through his lens that tell stories words alone cannot convey.
Sam's a cricket aficionado, who not only enjoys watching but also playing it on the beautiful grounds of Dresden. His life exemplifies the balance between nature, friendship, and sports. Sam's story is a testament to the art of finding joy in both the technical and the simple pleasures of life.

  • Introduction - 00:00 to 02:20
  • The most beautiful green areas of Dresden and Saxony, as well as some advice of "How and when should i go?"  02:20 to 40:30
  • Interesting curiosities about the culture and reality of "Bengal Land".   40:30 to 65:00
  • Cricket , why it is so interesting, also we will talk about football and kabaddi or better called hu-tu-tu .   65:00 to 97:00
  • Last Part 97:00 to end

    • Extra Info:

    - Places that we named:

    1. Sächsische Schweiz
    2. Lilienstein
    3. Bastei Bridge
    4. Königstein (Kings rock)
    5. Pfaffenstein und Barbarine
    6. Rakotzbrücke Devil's Bridge
    7. Fichtelberg

      8. - Food - Hilsa - Bangladesh - WorldFish

      -Places in Bangladesh

      1. -Cox's Bazar Beach
      2. - Sundarbans

        3. - Sports

        1. Kabaddi
        2. Críquet
          3. ...more
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