the (new) endomobile

[endo]

[Chap]

Grado is pretty close to where we live. When there is not too much traffic we can do it in 3 hours. It’s our spontaneous weekend at the sea destination.

[Giles]

@endo said in the (new) endomobile:

As a reward, we had spaghetti alla vongole.

It's tough......

[endo]

What a wonderful tour we had. Frankfurt's Hotel Nizza, then across the Alps to Italy. Ravenna with its beautiful mosaic churches, the Holy House of Loreto and it's tattooing history, San Marino & Venezia with the Biennale, the academic tradition of Padua, and finally the beauty and tranquility of the Laguna di Grado. Now it's time to go home. Love from Mrs E and me. Keep travelling and see you soon.

[Daniel San]

@endo
safe trip back home !!
what a wonderful journey and thanks for sharing !!

[Aetas]

@endo It was a great pleasure to follow you around. Safe travels home.

[Denman John]

@endo It looks like it was a wonderful adventure and thanks for taking us along for the ride. Great photos and details

[Denimhead 0]

@endo
Living the dream

[tmg]

Great build, and great trip!

[louisbosco]

amazing stuff thanks for taking us along!

[endo]

Here we go again.

[Daniel San]

@endo
curious where you take us this time
mate

[Marc2706]

@endo Enjoy the trip!!!!!!

[Aetas]

@endo Have a safe trip!

[hajduk]

@endo You should take it to Japan next year for a custom hand paint/deco job. @Haraki-san and his artist friends will definitely be able to advise you.️

[SKT]

@endo have fun…excited to tag along!

[endo]

Thanks, guys. This time, we’re heading east. My son and I are on our way to the Baltic states. We’ve just arrived in Gdańsk, where we plan to spend the day tomorrow. Then we’ll continue towards the 'Wolf's Lair' and, from there, head first to Lithuania. I’ll keep you posted.

[endo]

🥱️️

[Daniel San]

@endo
good morning mate

[endo]

We had a really interesting day in Gdańsk.

A beautiful Old Town—apparently largely rebuilt after the destruction of World War II.

Spent almost 3hrs in the Wold War II Museum, probably one of the best exhibitions on that topic I've ever seen. Poland's national-conservative forces are not very happy about this, as it portrays not so much heroism and victimhood as the guilt and suffering experienced by various sides.

and another 2 hrs - to my son's delight - in the Solidarnosc Museum, about the movement that finally led Poland to Democracy.

But he was happy with burgers and fries, that we finally had at a food court, on the grounds of what was once the Lenin Shipyard, where Solidarnosc started.