Trees are air purifiers, humidifiers, noise protection, shade dispensers, water storage, CO2 consumers and oxygen producers - in short, good for the climate and human health in every city. Plane trees also shape the cityscape of Bremen and serve the local recreation.

Autumnally wet, cold weather with only occasionally tearing cloud cover actually did not lure us to take a walk outside, but we definitely wanted some movement. The view of the sky indicated that we should try going to head westward.

After our briefing on setting up a camper stop in Istanbul, the shortest route for going to Antalya, which we were recommended to use, was a route passing the relatively new Osman Gazi bridge.

Back from Turkey with various activities and visits to Istanbul and Antalya, the glorious sunshine lured us for a bike ride along the promenade of Perea and Agia Triada on the bay of Thessalonica.

On the old route from Antalya - Burdur (passing through the town of Döşemealtı) two large karst springs come to the surface, to which we have also published an article. Our visit to the German Consulate now let us visit the waterfall of these springs again.

Once again there was a stopover in Alanya, which we also used for a walk along the harbor promenade and the Red Tower; surprised by the large number of tourist pirate and pirate excursion boats. Well, who does like it!

It was the question of a cartridge Camping gas, which brought us together with Ephraim and Stephan from Hamburg, who had just come from the airport Thessalonica on their bicycles to the Camper Stop Zampetas.

- but soon the first snow will appear on the mountain range at the border mountains to Albania of 2.000 meters height.

We were invited by our friends Philipp and Micha to Travemünde to meet with them and their family together with other acquaintances to exchange experiences at the end of their long-term travel once again. Of course, we also wanted to take a look at the local environment of Travemünde.

The first "tourist touring cars" were manufactured in Great Britain since the end of the 19th century. They were sometimes furnished very luxurious, biaxial and initially drawn by horses. At the beginning of the Second World War, there were several thousand caravans on the British Isles already.

The acceptance and definition of graffiti is very different in society. Unauthorized graffiti in public perception, especially in the Western world, is usually considered to be a form of vandalism, but it is also recognized by others as a form of art.

Usually people go to the city parks to go for walks, but most of all they use the public gardens to relax in the sun, play football, have a picnic with friends and enjoy other leisure activities.

Directions to Dusseldorf Caravan Salon - Anyone who has driven along one of the banks of the Rhine can judge for himself that relatively few bridges span the Rhine, probably because their construction is very complicated and expensive because of the sometimes considerable width of the Rhine and the need not to restrict the navigation of the Rhine.

On the way to the Caravan Salon in Dusseldorf, we had to experience the really abstruse cueing on the border between Serbia and Hungary for the first time, no wonder that many of motorist went through their nerves: at least 3 - 4 hours waiting time until check-in, the day and the whole night through.

There are couple of monasteries of the same name, the Greek´s most famous John the Baptist Monastery still is Moni Timiou Prodromou on the steep flank of the Lousios Gorge, so it must be first to mention, if you talk about most lovely surrounding.

Once again we had visited the really interesting museum with the grave tomb of Philip II in Vergina on the way to Camping Vrachos at Meteora monasteries and then spontaneously decided not to continue on the highway towards Kalambaka.

Our shooting on the campsite of Bergwitzsee should begin in the afternoon, enough time to do a little excursion to the city of Wittenberg, since 1938 officially called Lutherstadt Wittenberg.

Many of our spontaneous action have lead to interesting encounters that can neither be expected nor planned. So we followed the invitation of GentleTent Vienna and the blogger Stefan to the deployment presentation of the BTurtl to the Bergwitzsee in eager anticipation. This will be followed shortly by a detailed report.

With the tram we drove to the city center to the Vienna State Opera, right next to the Hotel Sacha and its world-wide famous cake.

Inflatable roof tents, the now already well-known B'Turtl and the air-filled armchair of the exhibitor GentleTent invites interested visitors to relax and stay.