October 14, 2008 • 0 Comments Bulgaria

We leave the lovely Italian Family, wishing the best to Elisa who is about to get married to Stefano.

We have to be in Triest for the night, so we cycle all day long, part of it is along the coast. It is very sunny but we are still on the SS14 and have to deal with the heavy lorries.

We... Full Story

Adrien and Martin Joly

From Trieste to San Antonio (Slovenia)

October 14, 2008 • 0 Comments Bulgaria

Early in the morning, we leave the youth hostel of Trieste, and are proud of ourselves. We stop in a supermarket to buy some food. Martin´s crucht breaks…. Nevermind, it is not indispensable to cycle. As we are leaving Trieste, Adrien´chain breaks..

That's a bit more annoying. We need to fix... Full Story

Adrien and Martin Joly

From San Antonio to Cres (Croatia)

October 14, 2008 • 0 Comments Croatia

We try to motivate ourselves this morning.. Our target is Cres!

It should be possible, we only have to cross the mountains of Slovenia and Croatia.. It is only 90km, but very hilly… it goes up and down… We really hope that our bikes and ourselves will be able to do it.

The road is very... Full Story

Adrien and Martin Joly

From Cres to Rab

October 14, 2008 • 0 Comments Croatia

How nice to wake up on a beach and to discover the most amazing landscape.

Shame we have nothing to eat, and 25 kms of mountains to cycle through to be in the next town, Cres…

Our flasks are almost empties… But we have no choice. The steep hill of the beginning is scary, maximum speed... Full Story

Adrien and Martin Joly

From Rab to Zadar 13/10/08

October 14, 2008 • 0 Comments Croatia

Despite a long night of drinking, we feel in a good form. We wake up 7,00, have a cold shower in front of our germans friends and leave for Zadar..

We realise that we are not in Rab Town but in the North of the Island Lopar, so we have to cross the Island.. Which is great as it is so nice... Full Story

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