Logbook

Travelling is also a way of writing. Keeping a detail to read again later. Jotting down a change of light on a napkin, pressing a dry leaf between pages, listening to how the wind interrupts a sentence.

At Liquen, we think of the logbook as that notebook that accompanies the traveller who crosses Patagonia with pencil and patience. Not as a hurried tourist, but as a walker who records what happens to them: a feeling that appears when seeing a landscape, the smell of damp firewood, the name of a bird they learn to recognise, the shared laughter around a mate.

That’s why this space exists: to tell what happens along the way. To let experiences not end when the journey finishes, but continue growing in stories, photos, collective notebooks and brief notes that become shared memory.

Liquen’s logbook is both archive and living story: travel journals, images and tangible memories that turn into an ongoing conversation with the territory.