A night with a disco on wheels, a historic city explored at a snail's pace and a silent forest… save for the acorns that attack from above. Will we survive the bombardment?
in the middle of nature 🌲
No museums, no beaches, no rush: just secret forest, a nap on wheels and an ancient canal that awaited us without knowing it. Who said that "doing nothing" doesn't give you adventures?
We explored Cork with its English Market, imposing cathedral, and vibrant murals. The storm caught up with us, but we continued on to Scaragh Woods, a better hideaway than expected.
Entre chubascos esquivados, cafés con pastel, música de órgano y murallas en forma de estrella, descubrimos Kinsale de arriba abajo y cerramos el dÃa con paseo por los bosques de Ballymartle.
Between walls, secret messages and giant murals I crossed Derry with my humans. Even the rain caught us, but we ended the day sleeping like kings next to Lough Akkibon.
Waterfalls, ice cream, and a brave swim in Ballycastle before we venture into a hidden nook between field and forest, only for those who dare to take on a 4x4.
We strolled among stone steps and mythical rocks in the rain; we got soaked, but we loved it. Then we saw cliffs, waterfalls... and even sheep doing yoga.
Today we crossed a suspension bridge, saw a gorge and went up to a viewpoint with amazing views. All very epic... if it weren't for the fact that we did it without mud, without adventure, and from inside.
We climbed a mountain with giant deer, met up again with Andalusian and Gibraltarian friends, drank until the midges... and ended the day in a secret, bug-free corner.
We explored the Lost Valley, almost reached the end, but turned back just before we ran out of steam. I tried to cross a river on my own, but ended up in a lady's arms. What a day of adventures in Glencoe!
From the castle with vintage cars to the Colosseum without Romans, passing by burgers in the rain, Indian fans with a YouTube channel and hungry people. Today Scotland has given us everything… except sun.
On my knees to pay for parking, steel horses gleaming in the sun, and a waiter who offered me water as soon as he saw me... and that's even though the castle didn't allow dogs!