#camper-van — Public Fediverse posts

Auf Fritten-Jagd durch Benelux – car-editor’s

Wie so oft ist der Weg das Ziel, und du genießt die Fahrt über die Hunsrück-Höhenstraße bis zum wohl schleifenreichsten Fluss Deutschlands. Mit Blick auf die saftig grünen Weinberge und die legendären Steillagen erreichst du Wintrich, das nicht nur mit einem großzügigen Stellplatz in bester Lage lockt. Der Platz ist

https://vanityontour.de/20260808/auf-fritten-jagd-durch-benelux-car-editors/

#Campervan #Fresenbrgge #Mosel #Roadtrip

Auf Fritten-Jagd durch Benelux – car-editor’s

Wie so oft ist der Weg das Ziel, und du genießt die Fahrt über die Hunsrück-Höhenstraße bis zum wohl schleifenreichsten Fluss Deutschlands. Mit Blick auf die saftig grünen Weinberge und die legendären Steillagen erreichst du Wintrich, das nicht nur mit einem großzügigen Stellplatz in bester Lage lockt. Der Platz ist

https://vanityontour.de/20260808/auf-fritten-jagd-durch-benelux-car-editors/

#Campervan #Fresenbrgge #Mosel #Roadtrip

Auf Fritten-Jagd durch Benelux – car-editor’s

Wie so oft ist der Weg das Ziel, und du genießt die Fahrt über die Hunsrück-Höhenstraße bis zum wohl schleifenreichsten Fluss Deutschlands. Mit Blick auf die saftig grünen Weinberge und die legendären Steillagen erreichst du Wintrich, das nicht nur mit einem großzügigen Stellplatz in bester Lage lockt. Der Platz ist

https://vanityontour.de/20260808/auf-fritten-jagd-durch-benelux-car-editors/

#Campervan #Fresenbrgge #Mosel #Roadtrip

Auf Fritten-Jagd durch Benelux – car-editor’s

Wie so oft ist der Weg das Ziel, und du genießt die Fahrt über die Hunsrück-Höhenstraße bis zum wohl schleifenreichsten Fluss Deutschlands. Mit Blick auf die saftig grünen Weinberge und die legendären Steillagen erreichst du Wintrich, das nicht nur mit einem großzügigen Stellplatz in bester Lage lockt. Der Platz ist

https://vanityontour.de/20260808/auf-fritten-jagd-durch-benelux-car-editors/

#Campervan #Fresenbrgge #Mosel #Roadtrip

Auf Fritten-Jagd durch Benelux – car-editor’s

Wie so oft ist der Weg das Ziel, und du genießt die Fahrt über die Hunsrück-Höhenstraße bis zum wohl schleifenreichsten Fluss Deutschlands. Mit Blick auf die saftig grünen Weinberge und die legendären Steillagen erreichst du Wintrich, das nicht nur mit einem großzügigen Stellplatz in bester Lage lockt. Der Platz ist

https://vanityontour.de/20260808/auf-fritten-jagd-durch-benelux-car-editors/

#Campervan #Fresenbrgge #Mosel #Roadtrip

New Playlist Omnia Oven Tips, Tricks & Baking Hacks
https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLK-keD6H7fqs?sbp=QAE%3D
#omnia #omniaPan #omniaTips #omniaThermometer #omniaoven #vanlife #vanlifeCooking #camper #campervan #camping #campingoven #offgrid

New Playlist Omnia Oven Tips, Tricks & Baking Hacks
https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLK-keD6H7fqs?sbp=QAE%3D
#omnia #omniaPan #omniaTips #omniaThermometer #omniaoven #vanlife #vanlifeCooking #camper #campervan #camping #campingoven #offgrid

New Playlist Omnia Oven Tips, Tricks & Baking Hacks
https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLK-keD6H7fqs?sbp=QAE%3D
#omnia #omniaPan #omniaTips #omniaThermometer #omniaoven #vanlife #vanlifeCooking #camper #campervan #camping #campingoven #offgrid

New Playlist Omnia Oven Tips, Tricks & Baking Hacks
https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLK-keD6H7fqs?sbp=QAE%3D
#omnia #omniaPan #omniaTips #omniaThermometer #omniaoven #vanlife #vanlifeCooking #camper #campervan #camping #campingoven #offgrid

New Playlist Omnia Oven Tips, Tricks & Baking Hacks
https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLK-keD6H7fqs?sbp=QAE%3D
#omnia #omniaPan #omniaTips #omniaThermometer #omniaoven #vanlife #vanlifeCooking #camper #campervan #camping #campingoven #offgrid

Gibt wieder ein neues Video zu unserem #Campervan Ausbau Inzwischen sind wir auch etwas weiter.
Dennoch eine Anleitung für das Anbringen einer Dachmarkise ist immer aktuell

https://youtu.be/6rJzxLWMqyo

Gibt wieder ein neues Video zu unserem #Campervan Ausbau Inzwischen sind wir auch etwas weiter.
Dennoch eine Anleitung für das Anbringen einer Dachmarkise ist immer aktuell

https://youtu.be/6rJzxLWMqyo

Gibt wieder ein neues Video zu unserem #Campervan Ausbau Inzwischen sind wir auch etwas weiter.
Dennoch eine Anleitung für das Anbringen einer Dachmarkise ist immer aktuell

https://youtu.be/6rJzxLWMqyo

@ai6yr #campervan / #vanlife in the coolers of this beauty should be pretty attractive in the current climate.

But they shouldn't be set to freezing. Yet.

@ai6yr #campervan / #vanlife in the coolers of this beauty should be pretty attractive in the current climate.

But they shouldn't be set to freezing. Yet.

@ai6yr #campervan / #vanlife in the coolers of this beauty should be pretty attractive in the current climate.

But they shouldn't be set to freezing. Yet.

@ai6yr #campervan / #vanlife in the coolers of this beauty should be pretty attractive in the current climate.

But they shouldn't be set to freezing. Yet.

@ai6yr #campervan / #vanlife in the coolers of this beauty should be pretty attractive in the current climate.

But they shouldn't be set to freezing. Yet.

https://www.europesays.com/it/613835/ Laika Kreos H 5109 MB: il nuovo “integrale”su base Mercedes-Benz #camper #campervan #IT #Italia #Italy #MercedesBenz #Science #ScienceAndTechnology #ScienceAndTechnology #Scienza #ScienzaETecnologia #ScienzaEtecnologia #Technology #Tecnologia #TempoLibero

https://www.cyclingeu.com/927168/mitten-in-schweden-ging-auf-einmal-nichts-mehr/ Mitten in Schweden ging auf einmal nichts mehr #abenteuer #Bicycling #BikeAdventure #Bikepacking #Biking #BikingSweden #camper #campervan #Camping #Cycling #FreerideFlo #Gravelbike #mountainbike #MTB #outdoor #Roadtrip #Scandinavia #Schweden #SchwedenCamping #SchwedenRoadtrip #SoloTravel #Sweden #TravelVlog #vanlife #VanlifeDeutschland

New #Blog: Building A Bench For Our Campervan
Author: Ben Tasker

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/house-stuff/building-a-campervan-bench.html?utm_source=rss

#campervan #diy #sofa #van #vehicles #wood

New #Blog: Building A Bench For Our Campervan
Author: Ben Tasker

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/house-stuff/building-a-campervan-bench.html?utm_source=rss

#campervan #diy #sofa #van #vehicles #wood

New #Blog: Building A Bench For Our Campervan
Author: Ben Tasker

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/house-stuff/building-a-campervan-bench.html?utm_source=rss

#campervan #diy #sofa #van #vehicles #wood

New #Blog: Building A Bench For Our Campervan
Author: Ben Tasker

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/house-stuff/building-a-campervan-bench.html?utm_source=rss

#campervan #diy #sofa #van #vehicles #wood

https://www.alojapan.com/1516496/%f0%9f%8c%b8japan-mit-dem-wohnmobil-%f0%9f%8c%b8-das-ende-unserer-japanreise-und-hokkaido-uberrascht-uns/ 🌸Japan mit dem Wohnmobil 🌸 | Das Ende unserer Japanreise… und Hokkaido überrascht uns #auswandern #Busausbau #camper #Campervan #camping #caravan #diy #europa #familie #Hokkaido #HokkaidoDestinations #HokkaidoTour #HokkaidoTravel #HokkaidoTrip #HokkaidoVacation #Messe #Outdoor #Reisebericht #reiseblogger #Reisedoku #reisen #ReisenMitKind #reisetipps #Reisevlog #RichtungHimmelblau #roadtrip #städtereise #UnterwegsInEuropa #Vanlife #weltenbummler #Wohnmobil #北海道

https://www.alojapan.com/1516496/%f0%9f%8c%b8japan-mit-dem-wohnmobil-%f0%9f%8c%b8-das-ende-unserer-japanreise-und-hokkaido-uberrascht-uns/ 🌸Japan mit dem Wohnmobil 🌸 | Das Ende unserer Japanreise… und Hokkaido überrascht uns #auswandern #Busausbau #camper #Campervan #camping #caravan #diy #europa #familie #Hokkaido #HokkaidoDestinations #HokkaidoTour #HokkaidoTravel #HokkaidoTrip #HokkaidoVacation #Messe #Outdoor #Reisebericht #reiseblogger #Reisedoku #reisen #ReisenMitKind #reisetipps #Reisevlog #RichtungHimmelblau #roadtrip #städtereise #UnterwegsInEuropa #Vanlife #weltenbummler #Wohnmobil #北海道

https://www.cyclingeu.com/923122/mit-camper-und-gravelbike-durch-schwedens-walder/ Mit Camper und Gravelbike durch Schwedens Wälder #abenteuer #Bicycling #BicyclingSweden #Bikepacking #Biking #CamperSchweden #campervan #Camping #Cycling #Fahrrad #fahrradreise #FreerideFlo #gravel #GravelRoads #Gravelbike #Natur #outdoor #overlanding #Roadtrip #RoadtripSchweden #schotterstraße #Schweden #SchwedenRoadtrip #SpecializedDiverge #sverige #SverigeCamping #SverigeRoadtrip #Sweden #vanlife #wald

By here be dragons

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/20/by-here-be-dragons/

By here be dragons

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/20/by-here-be-dragons/

By here be dragons

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/20/by-here-be-dragons/

By here be dragons

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/20/by-here-be-dragons/

By here be dragons

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/20/by-here-be-dragons/

Where the lions are

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/19/where-the-lions-are-2/

Where the lions are

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/19/where-the-lions-are-2/

Where the lions are

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/19/where-the-lions-are-2/

Where the lions are

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/19/where-the-lions-are-2/

Where the lions are

https://curiositydrive.org/2026/07/19/where-the-lions-are-2/

https://www.wacoca.com/tour/1042983/ 【日本一周車中泊の旅】楽しかった山形県車中泊旅も最終回。車中泊旅には欠かせないいろんな事が素晴らしかった！ ##Vanlifecanper #campervan #ハイエースキャンピングカー #ハイエース車中泊 #バカンチェス #リンエイ #山形県 #東北地方 #東北地方ツアー #車中泊 #車中飯

https://www.wacoca.com/tour/1042983/ 【日本一周車中泊の旅】楽しかった山形県車中泊旅も最終回。車中泊旅には欠かせないいろんな事が素晴らしかった！ ##Vanlifecanper #campervan #ハイエースキャンピングカー #ハイエース車中泊 #バカンチェス #リンエイ #山形県 #東北地方 #東北地方ツアー #車中泊 #車中飯

For our last full day in England we visited the historic centre of Rye (📷1); made a brief stop at Camber Sands—after finding 🅿️ that wasn’t height-restricted nor £6/ h (📷2); toured the hides at RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve—but didn’t see much, other than the adjacent nuclear power station (📷3); and ended the day with a stroll along the famous chalk White Cliffs of Dover from South Foreland Lighthouse (📷4).

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

For our last full day in England we visited the historic centre of Rye (📷1); made a brief stop at Camber Sands—after finding 🅿️ that wasn’t height-restricted nor £6/ h (📷2); toured the hides at RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve—but didn’t see much, other than the adjacent nuclear power station (📷3); and ended the day with a stroll along the famous chalk White Cliffs of Dover from South Foreland Lighthouse (📷4).

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

For our last full day in England we visited the historic centre of Rye (📷1); made a brief stop at Camber Sands—after finding 🅿️ that wasn’t height-restricted nor £6/ h (📷2); toured the hides at RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve—but didn’t see much, other than the adjacent nuclear power station (📷3); and ended the day with a stroll along the famous chalk White Cliffs of Dover from South Foreland Lighthouse (📷4).

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

For our last full day in England we visited the historic centre of Rye (📷1); made a brief stop at Camber Sands—after finding 🅿️ that wasn’t height-restricted nor £6/ h (📷2); toured the hides at RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve—but didn’t see much, other than the adjacent nuclear power station (📷3); and ended the day with a stroll along the famous chalk White Cliffs of Dover from South Foreland Lighthouse (📷4).

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

For our last full day in England we visited the historic centre of Rye (📷1); made a brief stop at Camber Sands—after finding 🅿️ that wasn’t height-restricted nor £6/ h (📷2); toured the hides at RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve—but didn’t see much, other than the adjacent nuclear power station (📷3); and ended the day with a stroll along the famous chalk White Cliffs of Dover from South Foreland Lighthouse (📷4).

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

From Stonehenge, a time jump forward of ~4,000 years to 14 Oct 1066 CE when the army of William, Duke of Normandy, defeated that of King Harold II of England. Harold had purportedly broken an oath to support William’s debatable but Pope-approved claim to the English throne, paying for his alleged betrayal with a fatal arrow to the eye (possibly, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry) during the Battle of Hastings. Harold’s defeat enthroned the victor as William I; virtually all English & later British monarchs since descend from William the Conqueror. More significantly, the Norman Conquest ended Anglo-Saxon rule—just 139 years after Athelstan became England’s first king in 927 CE—& transformed the country’s aristocracy, law, language, architecture & culture. About 7,500 Normans had landed unopposed at Pevensey Bay while Harold was occupied defeating Vikings at Stamford Bridge; he rushed south to meet them ~11km north of #Hastings, near the present-day town of Battle. The battlefield is centred on Battle Abbey, founded in 1070 CE under William’s direction as an act of both penance & commemoration—although the church with its high altar denoting Harold’s place of death has been razed. Tickets are required to enter the exhibition, abbey ruin & to access the interpretive walk around the battlefield. 15km/ 5.5h out-and-back from pitch via the 1066 Country Walk.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking

From Stonehenge, a time jump forward of ~4,000 years to 14 Oct 1066 CE when the army of William, Duke of Normandy, defeated that of King Harold II of England. Harold had purportedly broken an oath to support William’s debatable but Pope-approved claim to the English throne, paying for his alleged betrayal with a fatal arrow to the eye (possibly, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry) during the Battle of Hastings. Harold’s defeat enthroned the victor as William I; virtually all English & later British monarchs since descend from William the Conqueror. More significantly, the Norman Conquest ended Anglo-Saxon rule—just 139 years after Athelstan became England’s first king in 927 CE—& transformed the country’s aristocracy, law, language, architecture & culture. About 7,500 Normans had landed unopposed at Pevensey Bay while Harold was occupied defeating Vikings at Stamford Bridge; he rushed south to meet them ~11km north of #Hastings, near the present-day town of Battle. The battlefield is centred on Battle Abbey, founded in 1070 CE under William’s direction as an act of both penance & commemoration—although the church with its high altar denoting Harold’s place of death has been razed. Tickets are required to enter the exhibition, abbey ruin & to access the interpretive walk around the battlefield. 15km/ 5.5h out-and-back from pitch via the 1066 Country Walk.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking

From Stonehenge, a time jump forward of ~4,000 years to 14 Oct 1066 CE when the army of William, Duke of Normandy, defeated that of King Harold II of England. Harold had purportedly broken an oath to support William’s debatable but Pope-approved claim to the English throne, paying for his alleged betrayal with a fatal arrow to the eye (possibly, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry) during the Battle of Hastings. Harold’s defeat enthroned the victor as William I; virtually all English & later British monarchs since descend from William the Conqueror. More significantly, the Norman Conquest ended Anglo-Saxon rule—just 139 years after Athelstan became England’s first king in 927 CE—& transformed the country’s aristocracy, law, language, architecture & culture. About 7,500 Normans had landed unopposed at Pevensey Bay while Harold was occupied defeating Vikings at Stamford Bridge; he rushed south to meet them ~11km north of #Hastings, near the present-day town of Battle. The battlefield is centred on Battle Abbey, founded in 1070 CE under William’s direction as an act of both penance & commemoration—although the church with its high altar denoting Harold’s place of death has been razed. Tickets are required to enter the exhibition, abbey ruin & to access the interpretive walk around the battlefield. 15km/ 5.5h out-and-back from pitch via the 1066 Country Walk.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking

From Stonehenge, a time jump forward of ~4,000 years to 14 Oct 1066 CE when the army of William, Duke of Normandy, defeated that of King Harold II of England. Harold had purportedly broken an oath to support William’s debatable but Pope-approved claim to the English throne, paying for his alleged betrayal with a fatal arrow to the eye (possibly, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry) during the Battle of Hastings. Harold’s defeat enthroned the victor as William I; virtually all English & later British monarchs since descend from William the Conqueror. More significantly, the Norman Conquest ended Anglo-Saxon rule—just 139 years after Athelstan became England’s first king in 927 CE—& transformed the country’s aristocracy, law, language, architecture & culture. About 7,500 Normans had landed unopposed at Pevensey Bay while Harold was occupied defeating Vikings at Stamford Bridge; he rushed south to meet them ~11km north of #Hastings, near the present-day town of Battle. The battlefield is centred on Battle Abbey, founded in 1070 CE under William’s direction as an act of both penance & commemoration—although the church with its high altar denoting Harold’s place of death has been razed. Tickets are required to enter the exhibition, abbey ruin & to access the interpretive walk around the battlefield. 15km/ 5.5h out-and-back from pitch via the 1066 Country Walk.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking

From Stonehenge, a time jump forward of ~4,000 years to 14 Oct 1066 CE when the army of William, Duke of Normandy, defeated that of King Harold II of England. Harold had purportedly broken an oath to support William’s debatable but Pope-approved claim to the English throne, paying for his alleged betrayal with a fatal arrow to the eye (possibly, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry) during the Battle of Hastings. Harold’s defeat enthroned the victor as William I; virtually all English & later British monarchs since descend from William the Conqueror. More significantly, the Norman Conquest ended Anglo-Saxon rule—just 139 years after Athelstan became England’s first king in 927 CE—& transformed the country’s aristocracy, law, language, architecture & culture. About 7,500 Normans had landed unopposed at Pevensey Bay while Harold was occupied defeating Vikings at Stamford Bridge; he rushed south to meet them ~11km north of #Hastings, near the present-day town of Battle. The battlefield is centred on Battle Abbey, founded in 1070 CE under William’s direction as an act of both penance & commemoration—although the church with its high altar denoting Harold’s place of death has been razed. Tickets are required to enter the exhibition, abbey ruin & to access the interpretive walk around the battlefield. 15km/ 5.5h out-and-back from pitch via the 1066 Country Walk.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking

Woodhenge? We’d not heard of it either, but followed an online tip from Slow Travel to take free 🅿️ beside it & the Neolithic earthwork of Durrington Walls. Woodhenge was a set of 6 concentric timber rings built around the same time as the large sarsen stones were being erected at Stonehenge; concrete markers now occupy the postholes (📷1). We continued past the ~5,000 year old Cuckoo Stone (a fallen standing stone), traversing the Stonehenge Cursus (a large earthwork of unknown purpose from ~3500 BCE) to a road running beside the relatively “recent” Cursus Ridge Barrows, round burial mounds dated to ~2000–1800 BCE (📷2). We then took a public/ green footpath running beside Stonehenge, seen here during a brief lull in the procession orbiting it (📷3). Stonehenge consists of large sarsen stones from West Woods (~25km away), surrounded by earthworks, & enclosing a circle of smaller bluestones from Preseli Hills, Wales ~(225km away). It was begun ~3000 BCE, with construction spanning some 1,500 years! Despite all this effort, the structure’s purposes remain unknown. The green matting on the other side of the wire fence seen here is how much closer paying the £63 entrance fee would have got us (📷4). The UNESCO World Heritage Site includes Stonehenge itself & the nearby prehistoric monuments. Our 7.5km hike took 2h 15min out-&-back.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking 🌍 #unesco

Woodhenge? We’d not heard of it either, but followed an online tip from Slow Travel to take free 🅿️ beside it & the Neolithic earthwork of Durrington Walls. Woodhenge was a set of 6 concentric timber rings built around the same time as the large sarsen stones were being erected at Stonehenge; concrete markers now occupy the postholes (📷1). We continued past the ~5,000 year old Cuckoo Stone (a fallen standing stone), traversing the Stonehenge Cursus (a large earthwork of unknown purpose from ~3500 BCE) to a road running beside the relatively “recent” Cursus Ridge Barrows, round burial mounds dated to ~2000–1800 BCE (📷2). We then took a public/ green footpath running beside Stonehenge, seen here during a brief lull in the procession orbiting it (📷3). Stonehenge consists of large sarsen stones from West Woods (~25km away), surrounded by earthworks, & enclosing a circle of smaller bluestones from Preseli Hills, Wales ~(225km away). It was begun ~3000 BCE, with construction spanning some 1,500 years! Despite all this effort, the structure’s purposes remain unknown. The green matting on the other side of the wire fence seen here is how much closer paying the £63 entrance fee would have got us (📷4). The UNESCO World Heritage Site includes Stonehenge itself & the nearby prehistoric monuments. Our 7.5km hike took 2h 15min out-&-back.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking 🌍 #unesco

Woodhenge? We’d not heard of it either, but followed an online tip from Slow Travel to take free 🅿️ beside it & the Neolithic earthwork of Durrington Walls. Woodhenge was a set of 6 concentric timber rings built around the same time as the large sarsen stones were being erected at Stonehenge; concrete markers now occupy the postholes (📷1). We continued past the ~5,000 year old Cuckoo Stone (a fallen standing stone), traversing the Stonehenge Cursus (a large earthwork of unknown purpose from ~3500 BCE) to a road running beside the relatively “recent” Cursus Ridge Barrows, round burial mounds dated to ~2000–1800 BCE (📷2). We then took a public/ green footpath running beside Stonehenge, seen here during a brief lull in the procession orbiting it (📷3). Stonehenge consists of large sarsen stones from West Woods (~25km away), surrounded by earthworks, & enclosing a circle of smaller bluestones from Preseli Hills, Wales ~(225km away). It was begun ~3000 BCE, with construction spanning some 1,500 years! Despite all this effort, the structure’s purposes remain unknown. The green matting on the other side of the wire fence seen here is how much closer paying the £63 entrance fee would have got us (📷4). The UNESCO World Heritage Site includes Stonehenge itself & the nearby prehistoric monuments. Our 7.5km hike took 2h 15min out-&-back.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking 🌍 #unesco

Woodhenge? We’d not heard of it either, but followed an online tip from Slow Travel to take free 🅿️ beside it & the Neolithic earthwork of Durrington Walls. Woodhenge was a set of 6 concentric timber rings built around the same time as the large sarsen stones were being erected at Stonehenge; concrete markers now occupy the postholes (📷1). We continued past the ~5,000 year old Cuckoo Stone (a fallen standing stone), traversing the Stonehenge Cursus (a large earthwork of unknown purpose from ~3500 BCE) to a road running beside the relatively “recent” Cursus Ridge Barrows, round burial mounds dated to ~2000–1800 BCE (📷2). We then took a public/ green footpath running beside Stonehenge, seen here during a brief lull in the procession orbiting it (📷3). Stonehenge consists of large sarsen stones from West Woods (~25km away), surrounded by earthworks, & enclosing a circle of smaller bluestones from Preseli Hills, Wales ~(225km away). It was begun ~3000 BCE, with construction spanning some 1,500 years! Despite all this effort, the structure’s purposes remain unknown. The green matting on the other side of the wire fence seen here is how much closer paying the £63 entrance fee would have got us (📷4). The UNESCO World Heritage Site includes Stonehenge itself & the nearby prehistoric monuments. Our 7.5km hike took 2h 15min out-&-back.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking 🌍 #unesco

Woodhenge? We’d not heard of it either, but followed an online tip from Slow Travel to take free 🅿️ beside it & the Neolithic earthwork of Durrington Walls. Woodhenge was a set of 6 concentric timber rings built around the same time as the large sarsen stones were being erected at Stonehenge; concrete markers now occupy the postholes (📷1). We continued past the ~5,000 year old Cuckoo Stone (a fallen standing stone), traversing the Stonehenge Cursus (a large earthwork of unknown purpose from ~3500 BCE) to a road running beside the relatively “recent” Cursus Ridge Barrows, round burial mounds dated to ~2000–1800 BCE (📷2). We then took a public/ green footpath running beside Stonehenge, seen here during a brief lull in the procession orbiting it (📷3). Stonehenge consists of large sarsen stones from West Woods (~25km away), surrounded by earthworks, & enclosing a circle of smaller bluestones from Preseli Hills, Wales ~(225km away). It was begun ~3000 BCE, with construction spanning some 1,500 years! Despite all this effort, the structure’s purposes remain unknown. The green matting on the other side of the wire fence seen here is how much closer paying the £63 entrance fee would have got us (📷4). The UNESCO World Heritage Site includes Stonehenge itself & the nearby prehistoric monuments. Our 7.5km hike took 2h 15min out-&-back.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #uk #england 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #hiking 🌍 #unesco

In Caerdydd | #Cardiff reacquainting extended to some favourite treats. On the menu for breakfast, a perfectly textured cinnamon bun from Tŷ Melin Bakery (📷1). Morning tea = Welsh cakes from Fabulous Welshcakes, with divine deviations from the traditional recipe (📷2). In the evening a chilled Gwynt Y Ddraig “Orchard Gold” cider went well with pomegranate & walnut olives gathered while sourcing lunch from the indoor Central Market (📷3).

During our Wales trip we also acquired a replacement dragon sticker for the van’s rear window & a new dash companion for our travelling 🦎 tuatara: introducing Myfanwy Jones (📷4).

P.S. RJ’s Licorice (a #NZ favourite) was in stock at both Wally’s Deli + Holland & Barret 😋

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #uk #wales 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

In Caerdydd | #Cardiff reacquainting extended to some favourite treats. On the menu for breakfast, a perfectly textured cinnamon bun from Tŷ Melin Bakery (📷1). Morning tea = Welsh cakes from Fabulous Welshcakes, with divine deviations from the traditional recipe (📷2). In the evening a chilled Gwynt Y Ddraig “Orchard Gold” cider went well with pomegranate & walnut olives gathered while sourcing lunch from the indoor Central Market (📷3).

During our Wales trip we also acquired a replacement dragon sticker for the van’s rear window & a new dash companion for our travelling 🦎 tuatara: introducing Myfanwy Jones (📷4).

P.S. RJ’s Licorice (a #NZ favourite) was in stock at both Wally’s Deli + Holland & Barret 😋

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #uk #wales 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

In Caerdydd | #Cardiff reacquainting extended to some favourite treats. On the menu for breakfast, a perfectly textured cinnamon bun from Tŷ Melin Bakery (📷1). Morning tea = Welsh cakes from Fabulous Welshcakes, with divine deviations from the traditional recipe (📷2). In the evening a chilled Gwynt Y Ddraig “Orchard Gold” cider went well with pomegranate & walnut olives gathered while sourcing lunch from the indoor Central Market (📷3).

During our Wales trip we also acquired a replacement dragon sticker for the van’s rear window & a new dash companion for our travelling 🦎 tuatara: introducing Myfanwy Jones (📷4).

P.S. RJ’s Licorice (a #NZ favourite) was in stock at both Wally’s Deli + Holland & Barret 😋

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #uk #wales 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

In Caerdydd | #Cardiff reacquainting extended to some favourite treats. On the menu for breakfast, a perfectly textured cinnamon bun from Tŷ Melin Bakery (📷1). Morning tea = Welsh cakes from Fabulous Welshcakes, with divine deviations from the traditional recipe (📷2). In the evening a chilled Gwynt Y Ddraig “Orchard Gold” cider went well with pomegranate & walnut olives gathered while sourcing lunch from the indoor Central Market (📷3).

During our Wales trip we also acquired a replacement dragon sticker for the van’s rear window & a new dash companion for our travelling 🦎 tuatara: introducing Myfanwy Jones (📷4).

P.S. RJ’s Licorice (a #NZ favourite) was in stock at both Wally’s Deli + Holland & Barret 😋

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #uk #wales 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

In Caerdydd | #Cardiff reacquainting extended to some favourite treats. On the menu for breakfast, a perfectly textured cinnamon bun from Tŷ Melin Bakery (📷1). Morning tea = Welsh cakes from Fabulous Welshcakes, with divine deviations from the traditional recipe (📷2). In the evening a chilled Gwynt Y Ddraig “Orchard Gold” cider went well with pomegranate & walnut olives gathered while sourcing lunch from the indoor Central Market (📷3).

During our Wales trip we also acquired a replacement dragon sticker for the van’s rear window & a new dash companion for our travelling 🦎 tuatara: introducing Myfanwy Jones (📷4).

P.S. RJ’s Licorice (a #NZ favourite) was in stock at both Wally’s Deli + Holland & Barret 😋

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #uk #wales 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

We spent a couple of days in Caerdydd | #Cardiff, the pocket capital of Cymru | Wales. As returning residents, our visit was about reacquainting with the familiar. Waterfront landmarks include the 1887 Pierhead Building in red brick, the glass-fronted Senedd Cymru | Welsh Parliament & behind both, the copper-clad Millennium Centre venue (📷1). Cardiff Bay Barrage links Cardiff Docks & Penarth, creating a freshwater recreational lake (📷2); levels are regulated to manage the Bristol Channel’s large tidal range & the structure contributes to flood risk management. We wandered into the city centre, strolling through its Victorian-era arcades before reaching Cardiff Castle, built by Normans in the 11th C. on the site of a Roman fort (📷3). The ~10km Cardiff Bay Trail is a favourite; it passes through Penarth Marina on its circular route (📷4).

To help manage the unexpected heat we also took an air-conditioned drive to the unfamiliar Cwm Glydach | Clydach Gorge & Gwaith Haearn Clydach | Clydach Ironworks in Monmouthshire, hoping for a shaded walk, but the path was neglected & we aborted.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #uk #wales 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife