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anks for posting. Fantastic pics. The Vara is looking very good.
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The camp site looks a bit familiar to me,think I stopped there last year after getting off ferry at terifa and heading back up.
It's barking mad that Gibraltar has fuel at a pound a litre?...and here we get fleeced for it...
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Day 12 Thursday 31 May 2012.
The route Tanger MED to Genova.
After a not to good sleep in the cabin because of the 3 other Maroccean guys that snoring and argue between them (yes my yellow earplugs do their job once again) the ship was closed to Barcelona port around 07.00 in the morning...
The question and the problem was that the ferry from 07.00 departure in 14.30 why so much hours of hold??
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Because the internet was very expensive in the ferry i send a message to home to my wife to tell me what time departs the next ferry that im gona take....Italy to Greece....From Ancona to Igoumenitsa....The answer was "2 depatures one in 13.30 and one in 16.00".....Nice!!(get in your mind those 2 deparures for the next post...
The ferry get to genova in 09.00 so the 16.00 departure to Greece fit better to me after 500+ km that i'm go to do tomorrow...
I was boring all this hours on the ferry so i go to my cabin!
I have a book with me so the time run quickly...
The night comes i drink my 2 s and prepare my earplugs for another night with my Maroccean friends!!
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Day 14 Saturday 2 June 2012.
The route San Marino to Ancona port.
Breakfast at the hotel and get out for some more photos...
The view from my room....
120km was quick and i make it to Ancona port....
Have my ticket at last!!I find some guys take place in a classic rally with cars and motorcycles and wait the ferry to depart to Greece..
The superfast ferry departs and my trip almost ends....
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Day 15 Sunday 3 June 2012.
The route Igoumenitsa port to Polygyros.
The known route, for the Greek people, Igoumenitsa to Polygyros...
I made a stop in the Metsovo village (you see some photos in the first post of the trip) to buy some good traditional cheeses....
And with the speed of 100km/h continue my trip.....Is like i don't want to go back home....
In finally i like the solo trip....There is something mysterious, and crossing a lot, through your mind when you are alone...
Start searching for the next trip hope to be more adventurus....
Sorry for my mistakes in english language....
Thank you all for reading my ride report....
Zandesiro…
Failed attempt to get my face near to the sign of Pyrennes!! Ha,ha,ha!!
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Originally Posted by marcm
The camp site looks a bit familiar to me,think I stopped there last year after getting off ferry at terifa and heading back up.
It's barking mad that Gibraltar has fuel at a pound a litre?...and here we get fleeced for it...
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The camping name is La Casita...The Giblartar fuel was cheap but i dont remember the price!!
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Thanks for posting. Enjoyed your pictures of your adventure
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Thanks for posting. Enjoyed your pictures of your adventure
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Thank you,jackdaw!!
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