Journal
Notes from the people who write the protocols: how a route is built, what a quiet town sounds like at six in the morning, and why a group stops at ten.
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Learning to bathe in Kyushu
The rules of a Japanese bath feel strange for one evening and natural after that. What our leaders tell every group on the first night.
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Why our groups stop at ten
Ten travellers fit one minibus, one long table and one wooden bath. Above ten, the day starts to belong to the logistics.
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Six in the morning at the Colonnade
Mariánské Lázně before the town wakes: sprinklers in the park, the first pavilion opening, and the sound of the iron roof in the rain.
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How a day gets its effort figure
Every protocol day carries a number from 1 to 5. Here is how we arrive at it, and why we round down rather than up.
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