What do you know about Kazakhstan? Yesterday we went on a taxi journey that made us curious about this exciting country in the East. Countries that no one usually goes to awaken the spirit of discovery and make us easily excited. It's too far to take the car, but could we take a plane and backpack?
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We recently read about the motorhome brand Wingamm, and when we read about the brand we realised that it was in Sundbyberg where we live. How likely is that? Furthermore, we suddenly saw a Wingamm motorhome parked on a street in the city centre.
Read moreAt this time of year, all the different brands and models of motorhomes are highlighted. It's not easy to choose! We looked around at many different motorhomes before we bought ours. In the end it was a Adria Coral 660 sp from 2007 (although it may not be easy to see).
Read moreWe were abroad for more than five weeks this summer, and it goes without saying that some bills are bound to come in during that time. We tried to anticipate some of them, to avoid reminder fees and other hassles, and contacted some companies in advance.
Read moreLooking for a proper American motorhome? Then head to American Motorhomes in Norsholm, outside Norrköping. Here you can see large American motorhomes, as big as buses and often with so-called "slide-outs" that can increase the width when standing still.
Read moreEven silence has an end is Ingrid Betancourt's account of her time in the hands of the FARC guerrillas. For six years, the French-Colombian politician was a prisoner in the Colombian jungle. This is a book that kept me hooked from the first page to the last.
Read moreWe are home again, and everyday life is starting to take over. But of course we remember, and think, what is it that is so nice about motorhoming? But really, we probably already know. We have written it on the car: Freedom.
Read moreWe are home after 5 and a half weeks in Europe. It's hard to collect the impressions... We have visited six countries this summer (two of which were new to us) and one way to summarise the trip is to briefly describe our feeling from each country. Here you go!
Read moreWe have visited the Eagle's Nest, or Kehlsteinhaus as the house is actually called in German. This extremely high house was a gift for Adolf Hitler's 50th birthday in 1939. The Eagle's Nest is located in southern Germany (Bavaria) in Berchtesgaden, near Salzburg and the Austrian border.
Read moreNow we are back at camping Kranebitten, where we also stood last time when we were in Austria. We have left Italy (for the second time) and arrived in Innsbruck (again). The campsite was almost full and we got the very last spot.
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