Weltenbummler Dieter Lindig: From the world tour to idyllic Western Pomerania
Weltenbummler Dieter Lindig: From the world tour to idyllic Western Pomerania
In the tranquil community of Medow, more precisely in the small town of Thurow, a man from Thuringia has settled, whose life story is as colorful as a travel guide for the whole world. Dr. Dieter Lindig, 73 years old, is a real globetrotter who, after an exciting professional life in the metal industry and a subsequent distance learning in environmental sciences, opened his tents in Western Pomerania in order to enjoy retirement to the fullest. His decision for rural life was not accidental; After years of traveling and working in different countries, he wanted to find a place that offers him peace and inspiration to realize its variety of projects in the garden. According to Nordkurier, Dieter reports that he jokingly referred to his old farm in Thurow as his “pensioner object”.
From Ukraine to St. Petersburg, everywhere Dr. Linded lived, studied and worked. He looks back on an impressive life that led him to numerous continents. The trips were always very popular for him, starting with studying in Leningrad, today's St. Petersburg. "I not only completed my studies there, I also made a lot of trips, including on construction brigades in the Urals and the Caucasus," says the globetrotter, who, after his return from Russia in Ukraine, set up a combination of preparing pig iron ore. Unfortunately, after the political turn, this fell into the ruin.
a life full of adventure
The list of places that Dr. Lindig has read, like the Who’s who of the travel countries: The Canaries, Italy, the USA, Canada and not to forget the impressive Kilimanjaro in Africa. His trips shaped him, as well as the political upheavals that he witnessed up close. Lindig speaks fluent English, currently learns French and has Russian as a homeland. With his childhood love Nadezhda, an artist from St. Petersburg who offers painting courses in Thurow, he shares his life and passion for creative people.
With a master's degree in environmental sciences, he not only looks back, but also critically analyzes the current political events. "The wars, the natural disasters and climate change are worried. 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 is also on stage to report on his experiences and trips, including impressive lectures on Africa and the remote regions of Kamchatka and Alaska.
trips in old age with style
inspired by his own travel experience and the adventures he experienced is Dr. Lindig an example of all those who want to remain active in retirement. There are many tips for traveling in old age: Experienced travelers advise you to take your time, to avoid less stress through reduced sightseeing printing and to design your journey in a smaller luggage in order to enjoy the anticipation for a new destination. Longer stays in one place are more important than hasty traveling around - after all, not only the goal counts, but also the moment and the memories you can do.
for all those who like Dr. Lindig does not want to miss traveling even in old age, an older couple, Bonni and Bob Gumport, emphasize that "it is not a sprint, but a marathon". Who is planning to travel now has the opportunity to gain unforgettable experiences and discover the world while looking at the beauties of life.
for Dr. Dieter Lindig is not only a phase of life in Western Pomerania, but a new way to live and pass on his dreams. And with everyone of my readers who reads his stories, he maintains hope that others also appreciate the treasures of life - regardless of where they are.
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