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Hi, ich bin Nadine, 22 Jahre alt und ursprünglich aus Köln. Seit einer achtmonatigen Soloreise durch Asien nach dem Abitur hat mich das Reisefieber gepackt. Vor zwei Jahren kaufte ich mir meinen 41 Jahre alten VW-Bus "Henry" mit dem ich seitdem quer durch Europa bis nach Marokko reiste. Begleitet werde ich dabei von meinem Hund Gismo. Im Mai steht der nächste Roadtrip nach Tschechien an.

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My roadtrip through Poland and Kaliningrad was a real surprise. The beautiful landscapes, the delicious food, the past rich in history and the warm hospitality of the local people makes Eastern Europe to a great destination. Although I had to face some technical problems after about 3.000 kilometers on partly poor roads. In spite of the current situation of worldwide spreading Corona virus, I’ve already planned the next trips to Poland, Lithuania and Russia. Still I have no idea how long this exceptional situation will last and how much more the virus is going to change our daily routine. My university shut down at least until eastern, most of the borders are closed that’s why I had to cancel my birthday trip to Bucharest and mobility gets more and more limited. I just hope the world is returning to normalcy soon. ___________________ 📸 @k.kolowca #travel #roadtrip #solotravel #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #volkswagen #krakow #poland

Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure. ~ Albus Dumbledore #travel #roadtrip #volkswagen #travelwithdogs #solotravel #lt28 #girlstravel #kaliningrad #russia

The first and probably hardest lesson traveling’s teaching me every once in a while is that things never go as planned. I used to plan every detail of my travels in advance starting from the exact route, the places to spent the nights and the things to visit. But at latest since my time in Morocco I’m more spontaneous and flexible or at least I try to. This week everything’s has so far run to plan except of today. Yesterday Gismo and I visited the impressive pier of Sopot as you can see on the first picture, hiked through the Kępa Redłowska park to beautiful Gdynia and ate the best pierogis so far. We spent the night in the warm, cosy apartment of a family from Couchsurfing which was a nice change after one week in the steady cold of my bus. But so far everything worked out too good to be true. When I drove to the center of Gdańsk this morning I realized quite fast that something was totally wrong with the car. First Henry switched off the fuel gauge, then the indicators and at last the radio. Shortly afterwards he stopped on the middle of the highway, luckily I could park him in a driveway next to the route. Even though I already feared it might be a bigger problem again I checked the obvious things first, fuel and oil level, Batterie connection and motor condition. Everything seemed to be in it’s right place, so I had to call the breakdown service who arrived shortly after. They confirmed what I had already feared, the generator was broken and had to be replaced. So instead of visiting Gdańsk I spent my whole morning in a small garage, watching how my bus got taken apart. While most of the German mechanics used to flinch before the task of fixing an old car like Henry, I made great experiences with mechanics in countries like Portugal, Spain, Morocco and now Poland. Actually I owe them a lot. Luckily Henry is fixed now and I can postpone my sightseeing through Gdańsk to tomorrow. And once again traveling teached me to take everyday as it comes and to make the best out of every situation. #travel #travelwithdogs #roadtrip #volkswagen #girlstravel #solotravel #couchsurfing #poland🇵🇱

Happy 41st birthday to my wonderful bus! I’m not sure if every traveller gets so attached to his vehicle but for me Henry is so much more then just a car. He’s Gismos and my home while we’re on the road and my pride and joy. 🚌❤️ #travel #roadtrip #volkswagen #oldtimer #lt28 #solotravel #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #poland🇵🇱

The first day of traveling is always the most difficult one. It takes a while to get used to the life on the road again. Especially if you’re used to hot showers, the nightly warmth of a heater and constant water availability. Personally the biggest change for me is the silence. Not being surrounded by other people but instead just by nature can be lonely and overwhelming in the first moments. To look at a starry sky, wake up by the singing of the birds and croaking of the frogs. To be honest it weren’t the birds that woke me up this morning, instead it was the heavy cold in my bus, the rushing of the wind outside and the disturbing smell of oil that arised from the motor. Today is my first day in Poland. I took a long walk through the famous Krzywy Las, an extraordinary forest with crooked trees and a nice river. I’ll spend the night near the Szczecinski Park. Actually I wanted to stay inside the park but after I got stuck in the mud which is not so much fun with a 41 years old car, I decided it’s better to take no risk at least this time. #travel #girlstravel #roadtrip #volkswagen #solotravel #travelwithdogs #poland

Just a few days prior to the next trip I’m busy planning the route, fixing my bus, organizing all papers and necessities. The bus had to be repaired otherwise I’m not sure if we wouldn’t even make it out of Germany. Furthermore I needed to plan Gismos medication, food and travel documents and my own of course. Luckily my previous travels taught me what’s really essential for a roadtrip and what’s not. However adventures can’t be foreseen. I’m just trying to be prepared as good as possible especially concerning the condition of my car. 🚌 #travel #roadtrip #travelwithdogs

Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 366-page book. Write a good one. - Brad Paisley __________ Thank you 2019 for everything. For all the wonderful places I’ve visited, of course especially Morocco. ♥️ For all the amazing people I met at some point along the road, for all the patient mechanics who fixed my caravan when he decided to shut down once again and for all the support of my family. But the biggest thank you goes to my wonderful travel companion, Gismo, who decided a very long time ago to follow me wherever I’m going. 🐺 I can’t wait to welcome the new year and start planning the new adventures. 🚌🐺💁🏼‍♀️🌍 _________ 📸: @jwfotografie_ #happynewyear #roadtrip #travelwithdogs #equestrian #solotravel #girlstravel #travel

It’s crazy how time flies. 2019 is almost over and I finally spend my first Christmas since a long time at home with my family. 🎄👩‍👧‍👧The last years were so full of amazing adventures all over the world, new people and of course many lovely animals that I forgot how wonderful a rainy but cozy Christmas at home can actually be. I stayed a bit quite the last couple of months on Instagram as well as on the travel blog. The reason is that I finally started to study Equine Management and my days are full of learning, riding horses and taking care of Gismo. ♥️ In February I have my first semester break and already planned the next travels. Of course the caravan needs some attention after the last months in the garage but I’m sure we‘ll find a way, like we always do. I wish you all a merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday wherever in the world you are. ⭐️ #christmas _________________________ 📸: @jwfotografie_

The good thing about having a dog which is so used to traveling, is that he adopts to new places and changes very easily. After two uneven years of moving, traveling through Europe and Morocco and spending every night in a different place with the van, he turned into a flexible, curious and very happy dog. After just two weeks in our new home, he’s already used to Southern Germany, the routine we have during the week when I need to go to university and our new life in general. While it was quite difficult for me to settle down after almost three years on the road, it seemed to be absolutely no problem for him. These are the moments, I admire him. These are also the moments when I’m so proud about how far we’ve come. 🐺🙍🏼‍♀️🚌🇦🇹🇳🇱🇪🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹🇨🇭🇲🇦 🌍 #travelwithdogs #universitytime #badenwürttemberg

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My roadtrip through Poland and Kaliningrad was a real surprise. The beautiful landscapes, the delicious food, the past rich in history and the warm hospitality of the local people makes Eastern Europe to a great destination. Although I had to face some technical problems after about 3.000 kilometers on partly poor roads. In spite of the current situation of worldwide spreading Corona virus, I’ve already planned the next trips to Poland, Lithuania and Russia. Still I have no idea how long this exceptional situation will last and how much more the virus is going to change our daily routine. My university shut down at least until eastern, most of the borders are closed that’s why I had to cancel my birthday trip to Bucharest and mobility gets more and more limited. I just hope the world is returning to normalcy soon. ___________________ 📸 @k.kolowca #travel #roadtrip #solotravel #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #volkswagen #krakow #poland

Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure. ~ Albus Dumbledore #travel #roadtrip #volkswagen #travelwithdogs #solotravel #lt28 #girlstravel #kaliningrad #russia

The first and probably hardest lesson traveling’s teaching me every once in a while is that things never go as planned. I used to plan every detail of my travels in advance starting from the exact route, the places to spent the nights and the things to visit. But at latest since my time in Morocco I’m more spontaneous and flexible or at least I try to. This week everything’s has so far run to plan except of today. Yesterday Gismo and I visited the impressive pier of Sopot as you can see on the first picture, hiked through the Kępa Redłowska park to beautiful Gdynia and ate the best pierogis so far. We spent the night in the warm, cosy apartment of a family from Couchsurfing which was a nice change after one week in the steady cold of my bus. But so far everything worked out too good to be true. When I drove to the center of Gdańsk this morning I realized quite fast that something was totally wrong with the car. First Henry switched off the fuel gauge, then the indicators and at last the radio. Shortly afterwards he stopped on the middle of the highway, luckily I could park him in a driveway next to the route. Even though I already feared it might be a bigger problem again I checked the obvious things first, fuel and oil level, Batterie connection and motor condition. Everything seemed to be in it’s right place, so I had to call the breakdown service who arrived shortly after. They confirmed what I had already feared, the generator was broken and had to be replaced. So instead of visiting Gdańsk I spent my whole morning in a small garage, watching how my bus got taken apart. While most of the German mechanics used to flinch before the task of fixing an old car like Henry, I made great experiences with mechanics in countries like Portugal, Spain, Morocco and now Poland. Actually I owe them a lot. Luckily Henry is fixed now and I can postpone my sightseeing through Gdańsk to tomorrow. And once again traveling teached me to take everyday as it comes and to make the best out of every situation. #travel #travelwithdogs #roadtrip #volkswagen #girlstravel #solotravel #couchsurfing #poland🇵🇱

Happy 41st birthday to my wonderful bus! I’m not sure if every traveller gets so attached to his vehicle but for me Henry is so much more then just a car. He’s Gismos and my home while we’re on the road and my pride and joy. 🚌❤️ #travel #roadtrip #volkswagen #oldtimer #lt28 #solotravel #girlstravel #travelwithdogs #poland🇵🇱

The first day of traveling is always the most difficult one. It takes a while to get used to the life on the road again. Especially if you’re used to hot showers, the nightly warmth of a heater and constant water availability. Personally the biggest change for me is the silence. Not being surrounded by other people but instead just by nature can be lonely and overwhelming in the first moments. To look at a starry sky, wake up by the singing of the birds and croaking of the frogs. To be honest it weren’t the birds that woke me up this morning, instead it was the heavy cold in my bus, the rushing of the wind outside and the disturbing smell of oil that arised from the motor. Today is my first day in Poland. I took a long walk through the famous Krzywy Las, an extraordinary forest with crooked trees and a nice river. I’ll spend the night near the Szczecinski Park. Actually I wanted to stay inside the park but after I got stuck in the mud which is not so much fun with a 41 years old car, I decided it’s better to take no risk at least this time. #travel #girlstravel #roadtrip #volkswagen #solotravel #travelwithdogs #poland

Just a few days prior to the next trip I’m busy planning the route, fixing my bus, organizing all papers and necessities. The bus had to be repaired otherwise I’m not sure if we wouldn’t even make it out of Germany. Furthermore I needed to plan Gismos medication, food and travel documents and my own of course. Luckily my previous travels taught me what’s really essential for a roadtrip and what’s not. However adventures can’t be foreseen. I’m just trying to be prepared as good as possible especially concerning the condition of my car. 🚌 #travel #roadtrip #travelwithdogs

Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 366-page book. Write a good one. - Brad Paisley __________ Thank you 2019 for everything. For all the wonderful places I’ve visited, of course especially Morocco. ♥️ For all the amazing people I met at some point along the road, for all the patient mechanics who fixed my caravan when he decided to shut down once again and for all the support of my family. But the biggest thank you goes to my wonderful travel companion, Gismo, who decided a very long time ago to follow me wherever I’m going. 🐺 I can’t wait to welcome the new year and start planning the new adventures. 🚌🐺💁🏼‍♀️🌍 _________ 📸: @jwfotografie_ #happynewyear #roadtrip #travelwithdogs #equestrian #solotravel #girlstravel #travel

It’s crazy how time flies. 2019 is almost over and I finally spend my first Christmas since a long time at home with my family. 🎄👩‍👧‍👧The last years were so full of amazing adventures all over the world, new people and of course many lovely animals that I forgot how wonderful a rainy but cozy Christmas at home can actually be. I stayed a bit quite the last couple of months on Instagram as well as on the travel blog. The reason is that I finally started to study Equine Management and my days are full of learning, riding horses and taking care of Gismo. ♥️ In February I have my first semester break and already planned the next travels. Of course the caravan needs some attention after the last months in the garage but I’m sure we‘ll find a way, like we always do. I wish you all a merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday wherever in the world you are. ⭐️ #christmas _________________________ 📸: @jwfotografie_

The good thing about having a dog which is so used to traveling, is that he adopts to new places and changes very easily. After two uneven years of moving, traveling through Europe and Morocco and spending every night in a different place with the van, he turned into a flexible, curious and very happy dog. After just two weeks in our new home, he’s already used to Southern Germany, the routine we have during the week when I need to go to university and our new life in general. While it was quite difficult for me to settle down after almost three years on the road, it seemed to be absolutely no problem for him. These are the moments, I admire him. These are also the moments when I’m so proud about how far we’ve come. 🐺🙍🏼‍♀️🚌🇦🇹🇳🇱🇪🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹🇨🇭🇲🇦 🌍 #travelwithdogs #universitytime #badenwürttemberg

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