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62 Loyalty Card Loyalty Card 63<br />

Lucky Cards<br />

If you have the GlobetrotterCard you will receive free postal <strong>de</strong>livery of 4-<strong>Seasons</strong> – and earn bonus points (in<br />

the form of GlobePoints) at the same time: Loyalty card hol<strong>de</strong>rs save up to 10 percent on a sale. And on top<br />

there are contests and more benefits – for free. Your GlobetrotterCard is your entry to exclusive events – like the<br />

ones introduced on theses pages. More information on the card as well as the online or<strong>de</strong>r form can be found on<br />

www.globetrotter.<strong>de</strong>/kun<strong>de</strong>nkarte. Customer service: phone +49 40 67 96 62 82.<br />

Eifel, Guns,<br />

and Roses?<br />

Heinz Zak in the woods, won<strong>de</strong>ring if the rain will ever stop during the photography workshop in the Eifel.<br />

The sublime photographer Heinz Zak introduced<br />

Loyalty Card hol<strong>de</strong>rs to the high art of light<br />

sculpturing – in harsh conditions.<br />

The circumstances could not have been more different at the two<br />

photo bivouacs that were organised by Globetrotter and supported<br />

by Mountain Equipment. Sunshine in Saxon Switzerland and mild<br />

nights in April so the eight participants could unroll their sleeping<br />

bags on the sandstone and take dreamlike photos of the dusk. It<br />

all went to plan. At the other event, pouring rain in May in the Vulkan<br />

Eifel so that participants had to crawl into the hut of the Eifel<br />

association at night – but at least they took pictures full of atmosphere,<br />

dripping water and gushing creeks.<br />

Winner Susanne L. remembers the Eifel: »With the help of Heinz<br />

we got lost in the rich and vividly green colours, the best conditions<br />

for macro photography. We played around near waterfalls<br />

with aperture and exposure. We drew pictures of Heinz to work on<br />

the framing and to learn more about the gol<strong>de</strong>n rule. Over all it<br />

was about having fun.«<br />

The planned picnic fell through and the group preferred to go out<br />

Photo: Sebastian Wolf<br />

Photo: Uwe Fiedler<br />

Photo: Heinz Zak<br />

for dinner to a restaurant. On the second day of the workshop in<br />

the Eifel, the weather gods still could not get enough of their bad<br />

weather pictures. Susanne and the other winners ma<strong>de</strong> the best<br />

out of it: »We found nice spots on the bank of the Schalkenmehrener<br />

Maar to take photos of reflections – truly a playing field for artistic<br />

photography. We had better not count the blurry pictures…«<br />

All the more happy were the sun and the photographers at the<br />

workshop in Saxon Switzerland. But have a look for yourself… <<br />

Evening atmosphere with Elbsandstone.<br />

Photo biwaks<br />

supported by<br />

The participants of the Saxon bivouacs with Heinz Zak (left).<br />

A Man for the Sublime Moment<br />

Heinz Zak from Tyrol is an exceptionally gifted alpine photographer and<br />

alpinist. Especially on his home terrain, in Karwen<strong>de</strong>l, he enjoys <strong>de</strong>manding<br />

climbing trips and takes sublime pictures. Zak has been as far away as the<br />

Yosemite Park where he became a slackline pioneer. He is happy to pass on<br />

his knowledge and skills via books, presentations, outdoor courses and photo<br />

workshops. More information: heinzzak.com.<br />

Treasure Hunt 2.0<br />

Special event for Loyalty Card hol<strong>de</strong>rs: Two<br />

families tried out the GPS-supported treasure hunt<br />

Geocaching in the Harz Mountains.<br />

Approximately 240,000 treasure chests – the so-called<br />

caches – are hid<strong>de</strong>n in Germany’s forests, fields and cities.<br />

On websites like geocaching.com you can find <strong>de</strong>scriptions<br />

and coordinations. Put them into your GPS, and start the<br />

digital treasure hunt, fun for children and adults alike. A<br />

catch usually comes with a logbook, fin<strong>de</strong>rs can write their<br />

name down. Markus Grün<strong>de</strong>l, author of the book »Geocaching«<br />

(Conrad Stein Publisher) first of all introduced the<br />

winner families to the technique and the rules of geocaching.<br />

Afterwards, they walked through Zellerfeld on the<br />

hunt for their first treasures. Two night catches were also on<br />

the schedule: Only a headlight and a luminous GPS display<br />

showed the way into the pitch-black Oberharz where the<br />

special treasures are…<br />

<<br />

When treasure maps turn into a Garmin.<br />

Photo: Moving Adventures Medien

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