Leaving paris was more or less Ok as we waited only for ~ 1.5 hours for someone to take us 20 km from the capital. Melun, the city of nothing, just a good nap, was waiting for us. only one night (actualy, it was the coldest night during our trip so far),
and with fresh faces we were ready to drive some 700 km in the direction of Mont Blanco... from Melun some 30 km- fine, but then we were waiting on a highway for more than 2 hours for a single car to stop. We changed 4 or 5 signs, then just stood without a sign... Finally .
Patrick, that was the name of our lucky driver sait that he goes to Spain, not realy in teh direction that we needed.. We were so desperate that we changed the direction.
Now we know, that in France and especially in Spain there is too much violence on the roads, so noone takes hitch-hikers. in Spain even on TV they advise not to take autostopers.
Wit our driver we went more than 2000 KM im 2 days (second day was the record day-1100 km).
Now we know, that in France and especially in Spain there is too much violence on the roads, so noone takes hitch-hikers. in Spain even on TV they advise not to take autostopers.
Wit our driver we went more than 2000 KM im 2 days (second day was the record day-1100 km).
sleeping place in spain-near small electrostation. very many stars were seen that night
It's so cool to see how landscape is changing. From forests of France and Germany to hills, then to mountains- in Pirenees views were so good- small rivers, walleys of yellow flowers, mountains in the fog, some snow on them, klifs... (sadly, no photos).
And then in Spain- less trees.. much less, landscape is more desertous, more hills and olive trees are growing everywhere in the south. Yesterday we were already in Granada. Patrick's beloved speed was 130, so we moved quite quickly.
mountains in Spain
Today we went only till Malaga. It's enormously hot in Spain.
Went to the sea, I cut my hand a bit on the clifs under the water. we decided to screw Gibraltar and start moving back along the shore, maybe, to Barcelona and higher to the countries where it's easier to hitch-hike. (like Austria with Vienna, for instance))
And then in Spain- less trees.. much less, landscape is more desertous, more hills and olive trees are growing everywhere in the south. Yesterday we were already in Granada. Patrick's beloved speed was 130, so we moved quite quickly.
Today we went only till Malaga. It's enormously hot in Spain.
In Malaga it was vey hard to find a sleeping place, so only at 4 we decided that this building under construction is quite OK. 
nope. here are some photos.
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