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@Daniel-San You should definitely do it. The Spit—and indeed the entire Baltic region—is stunningly beautiful and very comfortable and safe to travel through. You could take the ferry from Kiel to Klaipėda (which is the route we’re currently taking in the opposite direction). From there, it’s easy to head up to Tallinn, for example, and then take a ferry to Sweden for the return leg. Ideally, you’d do it in a camper, but it works just as well with a car, a tent, and kids.
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A few pictures from my short walk today on the Curonian Spit.
Here, you wouldn't want to go any further—unless you're looking to be swapped for a Tiergarten murderer or someone of that ilk.
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@goosehd Dunno. I was going off Google Translate pointed at the screen. I doubt it's mined though, esp. on the Latvian side, as it's a nature reserve. Nothing about mines on the Wikipedia pages for the spit either.
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@Daniel-San said in the (new) endomobile:
@endo
is it possible to swim there ? the beach looks stunning
yes, we've been in the sea this afternoon. just wonderful
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@EdH said in the (new) endomobile:
nature reserve zone
It's declared as a nature reserve and I don't think there are mines. But they certainly don't want you to go there. The Lithuanians, the Russians are still 2 km away.
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@endo said in the (new) endomobile:
It’s not all sand; there are also many forest areas.
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thanks for sharing mate
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@endo I have to say, you have some of the most amazing trips. Thanks for sharing
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Many thanks for sharing
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Welcome home! Thanks for sharing your journey.
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@Denman-John said in the (new) endomobile:
How did it feel to sleep in your bed again?
The bed in the bus is so good that I didn't miss the one at home. It has a super comfortable mattress (2x2m) and cozy bedding and pillows.
If there was one thing I looked forward to back home, it was actually my work. Looking back now, however, I do miss sleeping in on the bus.
