RVing in Europe
DW and I just got back from 11 days on a river cruise in Europe. We hit 5 countries and saw lots of RVs. As a matter of fact, there are so many RVs that we saw this sign at the parking lot near the do...
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NYCgrrl wrote:John & Angela wrote:
In addition to the type of camping indicated above we also saw nice creek and river side camping in Germany, Switzerland and Austria with and without hookups. The beach camping is Spain was kinda like the beach camping in California although I didn't pay attention to the hookups. We saw beach camping from a distance in Morocco but would be interested in hearing from someone who has camped in Morocco. Morocco is starting to gain non European Union snowbirds who can only stay 90 days in the Schenzig. That agreement has hurt the snowbird industry a little in Spain although most snowbirds there are from the Schenzig zone and the 90 days doesn't apply to them. We are thinking of splitting a winter between Spain and Morocco. We love Spain and Morocco is kinda cool. So much to explore in the world.
RVed in Catalonia some year back (also northern France)and and it made me a true lover of the country. Were I forced to give up residency in NYC I'd gladly move to Barcelona.
We enjoyed Barcelona. Cool city. Without a doubt they have their own culturer. We spoke primarily Castellano but took a shot at Catelan. Tried to prepare a bit while we were in San Sebastián but kinda crashed and burned in conversation. It's kind of a mixture of French and Spanish but really can't be approached that way. It was easier to just switch back to Castellano but they appreciated the effort. :).
Our favourite city was Sevilla and our favourite small city was San Sebastián. It wouldn't be a good snowbird location. Too far north. I think Sevilla would be okay in the winter. Amazing city. I would love to spend a winter there but alas 90 days is as long as we'll be able to spend there because of the Schengen rules.
