Eurotrip, the movie

I'm a lazy bastard, but Matevž seems to be a hard working man. At last I see this footage put together, in shape of a kul movie, made by the pro-photographer and outstanding blogger during the second part of our Eurotrip.

Check his blog, if you understand Slovenian!

Eurotrip, day 13

We left Slovenia late again, with a bit less luggage and a lot more organized - no longer the amazing amount of loose paper and plastic bags that gave the car that special gipsy touch. All cardboard boxes now. Classy. We have a new passenger, Matevz, also travelling to Madrid.

We stopped at the Slovenian city of Trst, occupied by Italian senior citizens, to get the sea smell, then off to Venezia, which we skipped because I couldn't park the damn car, missed Bologna (and I know someone who will suffer for this one) and ended up sleeping in the car by Laco di Garda, because no camping place would take us at that time. That was a pity, with so many girls for Ziga to feed on :)

Frederic is a trooper, he took the floor of the car!

Eurotrip, day 12

Ljubljana by day is quite different than by night, but almost as interesting. We took another walk around the city, then a train home, and now it's all about packing up again. We move in the morning to more expensive places... Rest is over, we'll be back on the road - under a heat wave in Italy, nice!

Eurotrip, day 11

Bitchy morning. Waking up early was terrible, but Rezna was finally checked out by a mechanic. Maybe she'll live through. In the afternoon we went to Ljubljana. Great place, great nightlife, great people. But again, waking up early in the morning is a bitch.

Eurotrip, day 10

First real day of rest! We saw Velenje, and the biggest statue of Tito in the world, and also went to the top of the nearest mountain, and we all had lots and lots of rest. And homemade food. Cry, suckers.

Eurotrip, day 9

We left Budapest in the morning, and the water pump blew up again, early in the morning. Again, doubts about the effectiveness of my homecoming plan. We just kept filling it with water and stopped in very gas station on the way. All good. Exit Budapest, lunch in Gyor, on to Austria, all the way south, coffee break in the mountains, into Slovenia. We had to wait until Slovenia, after crossing 5 other borders, for someone to ask what the hell were a Portuguese, a Slovenian and a Belgian doing in a Latvian car. Anyway, Zhiga is a native, he explained the whole deal, and then he took ushome, where we ate like kings and will now rest for sometime - us and the car!

Half of the trip is done!