Summary of the sixth stage…
Sixth week in Ireland, crossing beautiful Connemara and spectacular Achill Island. A still closer to the northern border, but still a lot to discover ! 😍
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Great adventures…
“A journey of a thousand miles always begins with a first step”… It was Lao Tzu who said it, and he was undoubtedly right. A very small first step, a first repair facing the unfathomable mysteries of plumbing and… a first stop which turned into a 2 day break… Departure Arrival Distance Pal (AD) Ós…
Back on the coast…
A week wandering on the west coast of Estonia, along the Baltic Sea. For a change from the mainland, we “hopped” to the island of Saaremaa before continuing our journey south.…
Noah’s ark…
The Weather App on our phones has become our best friend… We no longer even consider moving without looking, first, if we have a remote possibility of being able to leave Marvin at one time or another… Venturing down dirt tracks? Don’t even think about it!, at least during a few days… We are beginning to feel a little like Noah in his ark, sailing from point to point to find a place out of the water to be able to moor ourselves… 🤓
Finish line…
Taking advantage of the brief moments without rain to take two or three photos, we crossed the Alps and are inevitably approaching the finish line. This week, we followed the diminishing reliefs of the Alps until the Rhône Delta to end the week surrounded by water and flamingos, in the Camargue National Reserve…
In the land of volcanoes…
Una semana para cruzar Francia por su meridiano, paseando entre volcanes y bosques salvajes para llegar hasta la Borgoña, y más precisamente el Morvan (y su Parc Natural Régional). Esta semana, bajamos a un cráter, subimos al pico más alto de Borgoña, y aprendimos mucho sobre el verdadero Asterix y sus contemporáneos…
Bagpipes, ghost ships, and gray seals…
As expected, the weather quickly returned to sunny, even if the wind didn’t really ease. But nothing could have stopped us from exploring the surroundings of the Comeragh Mountains, so we set off to conquer Knockaunapeebra, the 724m peak dominating the area…
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