The B-log

Australia - Great Ocean Road

We arrived at a windy and beautiful south coast. The weather forecast predicted rain but once again we were lucky. It didn´t rain… That much. We´ve seen monstrous waves, surfers riding those monsters, a bunch of sleepy koalas and stunning coastal rainforests. And we made the rookie mistake of almost running out of petrol in between the "villages" along the road. We learned the lesson that a "village" on the map can consist of one house... Let´s just say it was a very exciting two kilometers before we found a tap.

Some day we would like to be able to surf at Bell´s beach. Just like Bodi. The Great Ocean Road is great and it made us want to learn how to surf even more. So Sunday, we´re flying to Noosa. Surf´s up. Dude.

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New Zealand - 19 573 kilometers later...

36 hours and 19 573 kilometers later we picked up our green ´n´ purple campervan and went for Banks Peninsula. Not on the right but the wrong side of the road. Jetlagged.

Sunny, 15-20 degrees, shorts ´n´ t-shirt, sunblock, cooking in the wind, stunning views, sheep, Hector dolphins, penguins and Tony the Skipper. That´s Banks Peninsula for ya!

Right now we´re in Castle Hill! Yesterday we where slapping slopers (that´s climbing for all you non climbers), today… waiting for the rain to stop.

Don´t worry, there will be pictures from The Hills!

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Vacances!

Roadtrip through Normandie and Brittany. 2 weeks of camping, BBQ´s, wine and cheese. The Atlantic ocean. Fishing villages, churches, dramatic landscapes. Omaha beach, Mont St-Michel, Pointe du Raz. Hi tide. Low tide. Cold water. Bouldering. Font.

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