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… 🤓
Sixth week of travel, marked by a significant change: we have gone from blue skies and summer temperatures to having to turn on the heating again and look for alternatives for rainy days. This week, gold mines, bear territory, some caves and our return to the ocean…
One more week to cross a good part of Castilla y León, visit 2 countries, 4 provincial capitals, many cathedrals, and to discover that they lied to us!… The land of the Great Bustard is not Cáceres but Zamora!…
Still on our way, we are about to enter the northern half of the Iberian Peninsula, but first, this week, some little pigs, some Roman mosaics, a trip through Siberia and four great bustards…
Week 3 After reaching the southernmost point of the European continent, we have already started moving up north again. This week, a fortress in danger, two kittens and an experience of life on Mars… This week… Departure Arrival Distance Tarifa (ES) Río Tinto (ES) 595 km General statistics of the adventure so far… Total Distance…
Day 0 The Mediterranean on the left, the Atlantic Ocean on the right, the mountains of Morocco just ahead, 36º0’10″N 5º36’34″W, altitude: 0m… that’s it, we’re there! The southernmost point of continental Europe!… From here, we head straight north until the road ends!… Departure Arrival Distance Torre del Mar (ES) Tarifa (ES) 208 km After…
Week 2 The weather forced us to modify our route a little. As a result, we left the heights of the Sierra de Cazorla to reach the coast, near the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, before returning inland, to the desert… Departure Arrival Distance Sierra de Cazorla (ES) Torre del Mar (ES) 758 km There…
If Cervantes had been born in the 21st Century, there is no doubt that his Don Quixote would also fight against windmills, but it would undoubtedly be wind turbines… Departure Arrival Distance Plana de la Negra (ES) Sierra de Cazorla (ES) 782 km In this post, we will leave the Bardenas Reales desert to go…
It’s not really that we don’t like it, on the contrary, but Navarre seems to slip through our fingers as soon as Marvin sets its wheels there… Two days of playing cat and mouse… Departure Arrival Distance Loarre (ES) Plana de la Negra (ES) 290 km We think we’re there, and then… no. But we…
“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…