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We stopped in Gruyères while motorhoming through Switzerland. It’s a beautiful little village, with old buildings and stunning mountain views. Our main reason for visiting was the H R Giger Museum, which

Continuing our motorhome adventures, on the way into Gstaad, we passed through the neighbouring village of Saanen. Looking across the valley, you can see the spire of St. Mauritius Church. Gstaad is best

We finally made it into Switzerland, and the change in landscape was immediate. After a quick first night pitstop, we headed on to another campsite called Camping Vermeille, situated in the mountain town

For our latest motorhome adventure, we decided to explore the charming villages of Germany's iconic Black Forest. It's a region synonymous with scenic drives, lush greenery, and, of course, the cuckoo

We went to visit Lake Titisee in Germany continuing our motorhome adventures. It is located in the High Black Forest region. The lake itself was very big, covering a huge area surrounded by green hills

We decided to take the motorhome up to the Kandel peak in the Black Forest, Germany. The drive up the mountain was a bit tricky, as the road was full of very sharp bends, steep inclines, and tight hairpin

Leaving Heidelberg behind us in the motorhome, we set our navigation southward toward Baden-Baden. It’s a step closer to our ultimate destination, Switzerland. They say Baden-Baden is so good they named

We took a quick trip from the campsite down to Heidelberg in the motorhome today. It’s such a nice place to just pop into for a day, especially when the weather is good. It did take a while finding a parking

After a leisurely start, we left our first campsite near Calais. With no electric hookup to disconnect, we were soon on our way. Joining the main route was straightforward and easy as we headed towards

Travelling abroad in a motorhome with a dog requires some extra planning thanks to certain voters choosing Brexit, but you have to turn a negative into a positive, so our European journey started with

While on holiday, I popped into the tearooms at Christchurch Priory, a beautiful historic church in the heart of town, to escape a heavy downpour. They have an outdoor seating area, but it definitely wasn't

Dog sitting duties are officially wrapped up, so it's time to head back down south to Christchurch, Dorset, UK with the pooch and his mum for the first leg of our holiday. We packed up, headed to the train

​It is always a bit sad wrapping up a dog sitting stint. Today is the final day of our adventures together as the pooches mum comes back today, so we made sure to get in one last proper outing. ​A light

​Armed with a jacket and an enthusiastic labrador, we took to the fields today for a proper local walk. Our walk took us through very colourful woodland (thanks to the overnight rain) and out across fields

Wearing shorts on a woodland walk turned out to be a slight mistake today. Thick brambles lined parts of the path, making it impossible to get close to some of the fungi without taking a few scratches.

I set off on a walk with the pooch this morning. Rain from earlier left big pools of muddy orange water along the track. The pooch, being a typical labrador, didn’t mind one bit and walked right through

Our morning #wednesdaywalk inspired by @tattoodjay took us through fields, bright yellow gorse, woodland paths, rocks, and purple heather. Along the way, we spotted a bit of local history and countryside

After heavy overnight rain, the sun finally came out this morning. I grabbed the lead and took the dog out to make the most of the clear weather. We headed over to the trail through the woods near the

Day five of dog sitting was a damp one. Rain had fallen overnight, so the fields were completely soaked. Instead of walking all the way down the fields to the road, where I would have needed to put the

Day four of dog sitting was just another normal walk for me. I walk every single day anyway, so getting outside is nothing new. Having a dog along simply meant I had welcome company on my usual route.