If you’ve been following this blog, you will know that we set off on June 1st in a camper van. Below is an approximate map of wheer we went for the first five weeks of our trip, and below that some photos. From Briançon we went through the mountains over into Italy for a couple of weeks, I’ll put photos and a map of the next sections of the trip up soon.

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| Wimereux, between Calais and Bologne has some interesting buildings. |
Wild rocket near Paris! |
Gecko in Bourg-en-Bress |
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| We stayed at Chavannes, near Bourg-en-Bress. beautiful campsite by a river and lots of walks in the area. |
Driving through the mountains towards Geneva we saw this beautiful lake. |
Bright and colourful architecture in Geneva (yes, we popped over the border into Switzerland for a couple of days) |
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| St. Johns Wort flower at a herb garden in Geneva |
Stayed in Taninges in the Alps for a few days, it rained a lot but on the nice days we had some beautiful walks |
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| A beautiful lake not far from the campsite. |
No rain on our last day in Taninges so we went for a long walk into the forest. Saw all kinds of wildlife and mushrooms (not sure what they were though) plus some fun sculptures. |
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| Wild mushrooms, Taninges. |
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is in the Alps, about 15km from the border with Italy. It was amazingly beautiful… |
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| More photos of Chamonix. We also found the best wild strawberries here. |
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| A final waterfall photo at Chamonix. |
Le Petit-Bornand-les-Glières was a random stop on the way to Annecy. Tiny campsite in a sleepy village, very pretty. |
In the mountains near Briançon, beautiful area and interesting town with great market and several good organic fruit and veg shops. |
August 9th, 2010
Today I saw this sundial which I though was very clever. I’m continuing to upload my photos over at Flickr.

November 10th, 2009
Today I walked from Tortosa to Xerta mostly along the Rio Ebro and then back along the Via Verde (green way) which is a dissused railway line which has been converted to a footpath, the roundtrip was about 30km.


Food for the day:
For breakfast I had a mix of sprouted seeds (hemp, sunflower and pumpkin) with soaked goji berries, figs and apricots
Throughout the day I had about 5 kakis, 8 satsumas, a few dates and cacao beans plus an orange and some carob pods I found along the way.
When I got back I had a custard apple and then a large salad with wild greens I picked during the walk, courgette, olives, a tomato, some fresh dulse, sprouted rye and some onion basil and olive cracker.
More photos on Flickr.
November 8th, 2009