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Globetrotter Dieter Lindig: From a trip around the world to idyllic Western Pomerania
Discover the inspiring life story of Dr. Dieter Lindig, a globetrotter who found a new home in Western Pomerania.
Globetrotter Dieter Lindig: From a trip around the world to idyllic Western Pomerania
A man from Thuringia has settled in the tranquil community of Medow, more precisely in the small town of Thurow, whose life story is as colorful as a travel guide for the whole world. Dr. Dieter Lindig, 73 years old, is a true globetrotter who, after an exciting professional life in the metal industry and subsequent distance learning in environmental sciences, set up his tent in Western Pomerania to enjoy retirement to the fullest. His decision to live in the countryside was not a coincidence; After years of traveling and working in different countries, he wanted to find a place that would offer him peace and inspiration to realize his variety of garden projects. According to Nordkurier, Dieter reports that he jokingly refers to his old farm in Thurow as his “retirement property”.
From the Ukraine to St. Petersburg, everywhere Dr. Lindig lived, studied and worked. He looks back on an impressive life that took him to numerous continents. Traveling was always very important to him, starting with studying in Leningrad, now St. Petersburg. “I not only completed my studies there, I also went on many trips, including on construction brigades to the Urals and the Caucasus,” says the globetrotter, who, after returning from Russia, set up a combine for the processing of pig iron ore in the Ukraine. Unfortunately, after the political change, it fell into ruin.
A life full of adventure
The list of places that Dr. Lindig has traveled reads like a who's who of travel destinations: the Canary Islands, Italy, the USA, Canada and not forgetting the impressive Kilimanjaro in Africa. His travels shaped him, as did the political upheavals that he experienced first hand. Lindig speaks English fluently, is currently learning French and has Russian as his home language. He shares his life and his passion for creativity with his childhood sweetheart Nadezhda, an artist from St. Petersburg who offers painting courses in Thurow.
With a master's degree in environmental sciences, he not only looks back, but also critically analyzes current political events. "The wars, the natural disasters and climate change worry me. But at the same time I am grateful for everything I was able to experience," says Lindig. In Thurow he continues to plan projects in his garden, but also stands on stage to report on his experiences and travels, including impressive lectures about Africa and the remote regions of Kamchatka and Alaska.
Travel in style as you age
Inspired by his own travel experience and the adventures he has had, Dr. Lindig is an example for all those who want to remain active even in retirement. There are many tips for traveling in old age: Experienced travelers advise taking their time, avoiding less stress by reducing the pressure of sightseeing and traveling with smaller luggage in order to enjoy the anticipation of a new destination. Longer stays in one place are more important than hastily traveling around - after all, it's not just the destination that counts, but also the moment and the memories you create along the way.
For all those who like Dr. Lindig doesn't want to miss traveling even in old age, an older couple, Bonni and Bob Gumport, emphasize that "it's not a sprint, it's a marathon". Anyone planning to travel now has the opportunity to have unforgettable experiences and discover the world while remaining focused on the beauties of life.
For Dr. For Dieter Lindig, retirement in Western Pomerania is not just a phase of life, but a new opportunity to live and pass on your dreams. And with each of my readers who read his stories, he maintains hope that others will also appreciate life's treasures - no matter where they are.