Yes, it’s true, the video is longer than usual, but it sums up the two weeks of this first stage, which took us from Andorra to Bilbao. Plus, the soundtrack is really good, and there’s even a surprise at the end (for those who will have held out this far)… 😁
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A short break in Huesca, where we took the opportunity to get Marvin’s AdBlue hose repaired, and also to get a new SIM card to get internet again. We also decided to stay here while waiting for Storm Laurence to pass, so as not to be in the middle of the desert at that moment. In short, a logistical stop… before heading off again!
A week marked by capricious weather and a storm that “forced” us to revise our itinerary a little and spend more time on the Isle of Skye (ooohhh! the poor things!… 😜). We were able to see the most beautiful place we have seen so far in Scotland, before leaving the island and going a little further north, between mountains and small fjords…
Here we are. After 14 weeks of traveling from the southernmost point of continental Europe, we arrived at the northernmost point of the European continent: the North Cape!… Symbol aside, the day and the hike to the lighthouse were truly exceptional, with seals and two whales playing peacefully a few meters from the shore, not…
It went a little faster than expected (given this country’s paucity of great places for Marvin and its rather appalling weather…), but we arrived at the very north of Scotland (and therefore the United Kingdom) and also at the northernmost point of this adventure. Despite the complications, it was worth it, with a great surprise on arrival (and there’s still the way back)!…
The adventure ends after 7 months and 19 countries visited. Back to the starting point, in Andorra, where it all began, on 13 March this year. A few small administrative details to sort out, and we will be ready for the next adventure. After this extraordinary experience, we are not going to stop there!…
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