Jens-Kjeld Jensen is a self-taught, internationally recognized bird expert, with a rather unique workshop on the island of Nólsoy.
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In 2005, I moved to Quito, Ecuador with $35 in my pocket and a small handful of online clients. Fifteen years and five continents later, there were moments of absolute glamour, as well as a number of brutal rough patches. But I always felt that a horrible day of travel is infinitely more preferable than a great day at the office. Oh the stories I could tell, and I will try to do that on a regular basis. You'll have access to the good times, the horrifying times, and a few well-deserved moments of travel glamour.
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Jens-Kjeld Jensen is a self-taught, internationally recognized bird expert, with a rather unique workshop on the island of Nólsoy.
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