4 Comments The following day, the weather remains unchanged. We utilise our time by cleaning and making Vin nice and clean. Clean bedding, clean towels, clean everything. […]
Church
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15 Comments It’s eight o’clock in the morning and the first streaks of lightening flash across the sky as we drive along the narrow roads to Sinj. […]
Exploring Croatia Beyond the Coastline, Plitvice Lakes
14 Comments Have you ever missed the wrong junction and thought, dam! Only to then wander in to the most amazing place and think, thank god I […]
The Ruins & Memories of Ancient Solona
15 Comments Trogir, is 40 miles from Krka national park, if you use the motorway. However, we chose the slightly longer route via the D8, a wide, […]
The Fairy Tale Town and a Tutu, Trogir
8 Comments Woken by the intensity of the rising sun, a glare so fierce and blinding. Mac n Tosh are already pacing the motorhome, so I quickly […]
A True Taste of Croatian Culture, Sibenik
8 Comments After a soggy day in Pula yesterday, we opted for another circuit of the city. It is fetching place, no doubt about it. With waterfront, […]
Sweet Nectarines and Pondering Around Pula, Croatia
23 Comments The campsite Polaris has everything you could ask for from a 3 star campsite. Everything is very clean and tidy but the old fashioned shower […]
Stepping Back in Time, Rovinj
25 Comments Umag campsite at Ladin Gaj is excellent and although it is huge, it still has quite a family feel. With plenty green space between camping […]
The Peninsula of Porec & Quest for Noah’s Ark
48 Comments Its a glorious sunny afternoon, and after six months at home with nose to the grind stone it was time to hit the road. Mac […]
Here We Go: Trip 2018
12 Comments We wake at 6.30 as the waves crash on to the beach and the sun slowly rises from the east. The tide has just turned […]
A Splash of Spanish Culture, Alghero
15 Comments If you zip along the main highway from the capital Caglairi then you can be in Oristano in an hour. Our slow bumble up the […]
Campsite & Capo San Marco, Sinis Peninsular
After a late night it was mid morning before we woke. By which time the fairground was half dismantled and ready to move to the […]
Mount Vulture to Mount Vesuvius
22 Comments Pilgrims have long been partial to this stretch of the Adriatic coast and you understand why as you weave your way from the Promontorio del […]
A Bit of a Stormy Week, Puglia
27 Comments The Vatican was as wonderful as we had hoped it would be, the icing on Rome’s cake. For a week, we just cycled and walked. […]
A Plethora of Awe Inspiring Pieces, The Vatican
16 Comments The Area Sosta LGP Rome is not busy. A handful of motorhomer’s from Germany and France are spread out on the dry and dusty lawn. […]
5 Days in Rome: Did we Kiss or Kill Each ...
5 Comments At the beginning of our trip we came up with some simple rules for our road trips: Avoid motorways whenever possible, try new roads, mingle […]
Tuscan Terrace Breakfast & Day at the Abbey
8 Comments Italians live in chaos and are entirely without any commitment to order. Everything is sort of pandemonium, which we just find attractively fascinating. On route […]
A Taste of Siena from Dusk to Dawn, Tuscany
5 Comments The Tuscan scenery has a spare and minimal beauty. The buildings along the way, though few and far between, are very dramatic. This is where […]
The Towers of Power, San Germignano
8 Comments The first half of the road trip we followed the river through hilly pastures with small herds of white cows. Innocent new born calves with […]
Bonjour to the French Alps & Green Lakes
8 Comments Nestled high on the fertile hills of burgundy, a little commune huddles in the skirts of a medieval pilgrim fortress. The Franciscan nuns are gently […]
Burgundy the Region of Fine Wine & Hilltop Villages
5 Comments We spun the bottle and our destiny was set, east we go. Not south? Nope. Best of 3 then! Nope, the bottle says east, so […]
I Dreamed a Dream of Time Gone By, Montreuil
10 Comments Our last post was way back in December 2016 when we decided to head home for Christmas. It was rather a mad dash as our […]
Home for Christmas via German Christmas Markets
13 Comments What a fun filled and hectic few days! Our jaunt around Greece continues to fill our hearts with smiles and surprises as well as insight […]
The Secret Lives of Greek Monks & 1,000 years of ...
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 […]