A month on the road through France’s long memory France isn’t one story; it’s a library.And travelling from Roscoff down to Aix-en-Provence is like pulling volumes from every shelf — Celtic, monastic, Roman, medieval, revolutionary, wartime, artistic, all jostling for…
What earned its keep — and what sulked in a cupboard There’s a point on a long road trip where the shiny gear and clever systems either step up… or reveal themselves as dead weight. This month made that crystal…
Scylla’s view It’s not new anymore. The smells change every few days, some interesting, some frankly disappointing, but the rhythm of it all is starting to feel like my rhythm. My take on travelling? Transit days are my favourite secret…
Travelling across France in late November comes with certain assumptions — grey skies, damp bones, and cultural hibernation. Occitanie clearly didn’t get the memo. What we’ve found instead is sun, history, emotional contrast, and the kind of winter atmosphere that…
Motorhomes aren’t delicate flowers, but they’re not indestructible either. A few weeks into life on the road, ours met its first proper test: a sudden electrical spike at an aire. No sparks, no drama, just the quiet click of something…
After months of rebuilding and refining our motorhome systems, Scylla’s passport cleared the final hurdle. We’re ready for a ten-month journey across Europe.
Repairs done, systems steady, dog passport in hand — the motorhome’s ready, the plan’s flexible, and the road ahead is wide open.
After ferries, forests, and French fields, Scylla the Labrador is back on the road — same games, new smells, and a steady paw in her Third Life.
How we built a reliable, redundant communications setup for motorhome life — Huawei router, MiFi, dual SIMs, and a VPN that just works.
Scylla shares her life on the road – routines, beaches, sofa rights and a travelling bed. A Labrador’s-eye view of motorhome living.
