Bike rambling goes slowly. Clothes, customs, religions, cuisine, ways of living change gradually and transition seamlessly.
Category: Europe
What is Poland?
‘Where are you from?’
That’s the first question that people always ask everywhere. I’ve learnt it in many languages. I answer:
‘I’m from Poland.’
Sometimes there’s comlete emptiness in their faces.
Greece – Greek myths
Me and Greece, it wasn’t love at first sight, oh no.
Greece – practically
Rules for travelling in Greece
Albania – Five moments here and there
Gabriela is leaping on her right and left foot and is confusing the steps. Only after a couple of attempts she remembers how it goes: right foot to the front twice, then left foot once.
Albania – practically
Travelling through Albania isn’t as difficult as it may seem.
Montenegro – A day of life in Montenegro
A day of cyclist’s life
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Religion and hazard
– Are you going to Medjugorje?
– Have you been to Medjugorje?
These are the questions to which every conversation inevitably leads here in Herzegovina
Croatia – We Slavs
Did you know that I’m a Slav? I’ve just learnt it in Croatia.
Croatia – practically
How to cycle through Croatia painlessly.
Slovenia – Land of green hills
It was in a bakery where I realised that I had entered the Balkans. When I saw burek on the shelves, I understood that I had crossed not only the border, but also an invisible line of division between Northern and Southern Europe. I came to a land of coffee, mountains and … hairdressers’.
Slovenia – practically
How to find your way through Slovenia.