Search for Stopovers

1. Just use the 'GEOLOCATE' button to centre the search around where you are now. Or type the location (Just change 'Valencia' to wherever you want) in the right-hand box to centre it where you want.

2. Select the radius of your search (default is 50 kms)

The results quickly appear as markers on a map - zoom in and out as you wish. There's a scrollable list below it starting with the nearest first.

3. To see full details of the stopover just click the map marker then the popup to get the stopover information. Or click the one you want from the list.

4. You can also click on 'ROUTE' which will open Google Maps. If you are on a pc there's also an option on that Google Map page to send directions to your phone.

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Gdansk

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hblewett

Monday, 22 July 2013

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We are now in Gdansk. It is a beautiful city, and we would not be here had it not been for our (Polish) dentist recommendung it to us before we came away. Earlier today we went to Malborg - site of he biggest brick castle that has ever been built, and very impressive it is too. We are doing our best to understand the history of Poland and its neighbours - we have got as far as understanding it has been 'turbulent'. There are advantages to living on an island!

No photos yet, as I haven't had time to sort them out, but a request:

At the moment we are only sure of three or four people following our blog, so maybe we are doing it mainly for our own amusement?! If you are reading our blog can I please ask you to add a comment to this post, or maybe send us an email (if you have ours) - then we'll know if we are just talking to ourselves or not - thanks :-)

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hblewett

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We are Edward and Frances, motorhoming in Sally. We had Sally I, an Autotrail, for five years and have now had Sally II, an Autosleeper for 18 months, so we consider ourselves reasonably experienced motorhomers by now. We spend several months each year travelling in Europe, and (5-day!) weekends in England walking with a group of like-minded folk through central southern England. About 1/3 of our life is spent in the motorhome. We only use campsites occasionally, preferring to stop and go in accordance with a general plan which is there to be changed according to whim and what happens on the day.