Category Archives: Southern Europe

To round off the big mountains in the Alps, we now aimed for the Matterhorn, which most people know from the Toblerone logo. At first we tried via the Italian side, but the town we came to was clearly gearing up for winter tourism and all cable cars etc. were out of service at this time.

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It started with a bang... Sounds really nice, but this time due to thunderstorms.

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We thought we had driven to Liechtenstein - but the Austrians certainly did not agree. A short GPS programming later, even the wild natives of this country agreed that it was Liechtenstein.

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To tickle the fear of heights a little and see if it still existed, we grabbed the cable car up the Stubnerkogel mountain and spent a really good day up there.

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Afsted det går, denne gang til Alperne. Højdeskrækken skal vedligeholdes, formen skal finpudses for at finde alt det som virker – og alt det som ikke gør… Efter et par…

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Igennem tiden har vi været på en del ture og på langt størstedelen er det lykkedes at logge GPS data. Dels som ren fornøjelse for at vi kan se tilbage…

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We say goodbye to Germany and hello to the mini-state of Luxembourg.
With its area of 2586 square kilometers and population of around 500,000, it must be possible to come across the cyclists Andy and Fränk Schleck.

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When we arrive at Bad Kissingen, it goes slightly downhill, and our car managed to get up to speed.
And what happens…… Blitz
The police keep watch and do speed checks there.

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There was supposed to be a big balloon festival in Szczecinek - but upon our arrival at the airfield, we see nothing but old planes and an empty beer can rolling around in the wind.

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We have never been to Poland before. The only thing we know about the country is through Hollywood films, where they always show that it is sad, gray and always rainy.
People wear dark clothes and there is misery all over.
So what does reality look like in Poland?

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