April 16, 2010 Okay, so I found 5 minutes to complete the blog after ten thousand requests ...
We finally arrived safely 19 September 2010 in the day.
A small nod to Anthony who made Scaër-Fouesnant with us, and all others who have made Fouesnant Beg-meil (6 km anyway!) To accompany us in our last after nearly 24,000 kms kms, 34 countries, 30 cities and thousands of smiles ...
Thanks to all who were there to welcome face Tibilik with banners and all that stuff, it was great, unforgettable day ...
Passing ask our road in a tourist office in Loudéac (central Brittany), the woman at the counter, so impressed with our history, we have asked a little more detail and made it an article in the Telegram Local ...
and then an article on page page Fouesnant Britain and a few days after our arrival ...
The approximate retail our route in red and crossed by boat or train to some places such as Spain (between Valencia, Madrid and Lisbon) where the heat was right on us!
Here some photos of Albania that I had not had time to.
is a country that has finally realized, 10 years after Croatia, the tourist is worth gold, and it should open the doors to the world to evolve, something they are just beginning to do. Even a mere formality
passport and arrive by boat directly to the island of Corfu in Greece in this city of tall buildings that do a little work.
Subsequently, the countryside and the beautiful scenery quickly regained the upper hand.
meaning Albanians in Albania ...
At the time, a bunker for 3 habtitants was built for everyone to defend its territory, a population of nearly 3 million inhabitants, it makes lil mushrooms!!
Looking more closely, we see little that only half of the houses have windows, others are ruins, remnants of the long history of the country.
The zigzags drawn on the picture below have been our route the next day. Over 15 km climb to an elevation of 1050 m, our record high was followed by a second passing the summit, the speed is 74.5 km / h (beaten by the following 74.9 km / pm!, eh no, not even 75!)
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