Once upon a time there was a princess called Melody living in a small castle in east London. The princess was very busy with her dances and theatre improvisations. But something was missing in her life.
The 13 Best Websites How To Find A Travelmate
Traveling with a second person or in a group is safer and can be much more fun. We have put together our favorite online platforms to find the ideal travelmate. Before you start to meet up other travelers, we suggest you…
Park Güell – Let’s Gaudi-tize The World
Park Güell – Honestly, this is the most beautiful garden architecture I have ever seen ..
Commercially a disaster, but spiritually a firework of creativity with the potential to spread around the world. What an inspiration!
Creative Community In Spain – Let’s Create It!
Have you ever dreamed about living on a big piece of land on the countryside with several houses and a little pool or lake? Do you want to join us?
Where To Find Water When Cruising With Your Motorhome
If you are cruising wild, it is often a challenge to refill water for the tank or get cheap drinking water. The following tipps can help you on this search.
23 Tips How To Sleep Safe On The Street With A Campervan
As a single campervan gypsy couple you have 2 natural enemies: upset local residents and thieves. We show you how to avoid problems and have a save overnight stay.
Barcelona By Motorhome: Beware!
If you are motorhome owner, you should stay away from the city and park your vehicle asap in one of the guarded parkings. Then search on airbnb.com or couchsurfing.com for a nice stay and have a great time. Read here why.
20 Steps To A Joyful Life
Big goals are big challenge. Don’t loose yourself in big houses, cars and jobs. It’s simplicity and lightness that make you free and joyful. The following 20 steps will help you.
The Beauty Of A 6m2 Campervan Home
Honestly – how much space do you need to live? Since the three of us live in the campervan we know that 6m2 living room is enough to speak of a “Home”
The Creepy Side Of The Canal
Read the whole truth about riding a narrowboat, illustrated by scary photos: Loneliness, darkness, criminality, dangerous locks and lifelong wetness.