25 Comments For the next 3 days & 2 nights we toured the land in which Alexander was born, raised, conquered the world (as they knew then) […]
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6 Comments Greece, a coastline that spoilt us forever. It’s been over three decades since we came to know the beaches of Greece. Back then we […]
Caught in Rare Meteorological Phenomenon
25 Comments Vin the motorhome roars into a lower gear, and up we go, following the road as it twists and winds up a colossal standing rock […]
Hoggin the Coast, Sithonia
26 Comments There’s something undeniably romantic about sleeping in your motorhome, in the great outdoors and waking up to gentle waves lapping on the beach. Finding your own […]
Greece A Shore Thing
13 Comments Unbeknown to us we picked up a hitchhiker at the border crossing, a Vlad mosquito who drove us bonkers all night. By morning the bed […]
Bounce Through Bulgaria with a Bee line for Greece
7 Comments We made it through the night but only after we were forced to pay protection money to a local. As it turns out, Benjy wasn’t […]
The Dracula Trail & Onwards to Bulgaria
16 Comments Top Gear branded the road the best drive in the world and today, we are off to check out the unpronounceable Transfăgărăşan Highway. Whilst Jeremy, […]
Top Gear Best Drive, The Transfagarasan Highway
10 Comments For the next 2, 3, 4 nights, we chill with nothing but glorious weather, fantastic views and great company. Life feels great in Romania! We […]
A Taste of Romanian Life in the Village of Carta
5 Comments Up and off to another wonderful city, Sibiu…sorry again for all the photos (click to enlarge). Half way through our journey and we stop for […]
Another Stunning Romanian City, Sibiu
Woke to a rat, tat, tat. Craig was up and about, spinning the washing and making up a washing line from tree to tree. By […]
The Birth Place of Vlad the Impaler, Sighisoara
4 Comments Up bright and early, so we could take the dogs for a long walk through the gorge. Once off the dirt path we turned in […]
Rickety Wooden Bridges & BBQ, Sighisoara
1 Comment In the middle of the night a mosquito found its way in to Vin and took a shine to Craig. This morning we woke to […]
Stunning Romanian Cities and a Bumpy Ride, Turda Gorge
Romania Monasteries Among the most picturesque treasures of Romania are the Painted Monastery Romania. Their painted exterior walls are decorated with elaborate frescoes featuring portraits […]
The Painted Monastery of Oradea, Romania
6 Comments The riverbank is endless wall of tangled bushes and vines from which birds swoop, sway and dive to catch the morning bugs. Its a lovely […]
Fast Forward Through Hungary To a Romanian Monastery
4 Comments Breakfast engulfed in low cloud but by the time Mac n Tosh finished licking the yogurt pots the cloud had disappeared to reveal the mighty […]
Gypsy Villages & Hop Over to Hungary
4 Comments Our downhill journey from high Tatras to Levoca was very pleasant indeed. We passed through oodles of lovely countryside with rolling hills that reminded us […]
Medieval Villages & Boost in the Buttock, Spis
5 Comments Craig opened the blinds to blue skies and an amazing view of the Tatras mountain range. Its not that the range is impressively high but […]
Tatras Mountain Picnic Hike
11 Comments We ummm’d and arrrr’d about going to Wieliczka salt mines until we saw Simy and John. They were very disappointed with their visit and said […]
Shooting Stars, A Welcome to Slovakia
13 Comments The mood in Vin was still quite quiet but no surprise really as yesterday, was a heavy and emotional day. We both wanted to visit […]
Heatwave & Kebabs in Krakow
13 Comments The UNESCO museum entrance opens at 8am and is free to enter, however, you do need to obtain a entry ticket. This can be downloaded […]
A Symbol of Terror, Genocide and The Holocaust – Auschwitz
6 Comments We woke to more glorious sunshine, so we spent the morning doing weekly chores plus a limescale treat. A lot of the water in Europe […]
Big Clean and Tootle to Oswiecim
2 Comments Up bright and early and what a beautiful day with the sun shining, the birds tweeting and the jack hammers bashing away. Behind the corrugated […]
The Black Madonna, the Queen of Poland, Jasna Gora
3 Comments Lack of internet has messed with my mojo and I feel lost without it. No interaction, it’s like talking to myself, to which I get […]
A City of Contrast, Culture and Colour, Lodz
6 Comments Yesterday, we sat by the lakeside deliberating our route to the South. Trying to work out timescales, where to head for the remainder of the […]