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Austria, the landscape of our hearts

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Wednesday, June 26th, 2024 Austria 14-17.6.2024 Half dead, after maybe three hours of sleep, we left Mikulov for Austria. For some reason, neither of us slept much. The reason might have been that some wine parties around the hotel were celebrated in several nearby pubs and hotels. When we left in the morning, we were given two bottles of organic wine as a present, whose destiny we wondered about, but ultimately, we left them at our next accommodation as a present. Let the “good” go around. In a way, It was a relief to get across the border, buy a

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Czech Republic June 13th, 2024

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Tuesday 25.6.2024 After the last heavy work in Poland, we started driving towards the Czech border, which we crossed as if without noticing. We finally got to stay in our van for the night, as we found a camper van site quite easily in the small village of Stramberk, about 50km from the border. It was lovely to settle in relatively early and have a short stroll before bedtime. The campsite was next to a small wooden church, but the church looked unused, and the door was locked, so we didn’t get to have our evening meditation there, although we

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Last camp in Poland

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Thursday 20th June, 2024 It was quite a night in Skawina, as the wake-up call came in the middle of the night as an air raid. It lasted some time, and then the sirens of emergency vehicles rang around us. Then all went quiet, and certainly nothing followed in our hotel from that night’s alarm. It occurred to me how shocking and traumatic it must be to be woken up day, week, and month after the other by such alarms. In the morning, we checked the news to see if there was any explanation for the happening, but all we

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In the Polish camps

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Monday June 17th, 2024 There is plenty of work in the Polish camps On June 10th our main destination was the Majdanek camp in Lublin, which was largely still there with its barracks, gas chambers, and even the crematorium was still there. It was a cloudy day, but still humid and hot and it would take us a few hours to get around the whole place in the heavy air. We walked around the site again as if in a protected space, so no images or emotions of the past reached me. Still, tears flowed as I read the texts

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The First Leg in Poland

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Tuesday June 11th, 2024 The morning in Poland dawned for us in a small, cozy guest house in the town of Elk. A hearty breakfast was a nice change and with that, we headed towards Bialystok passing by the local church. The name had already been given to us at home when we were planning the route of the journey. The plan was to go to the churches to leave flyers and possibly talk to someone who would be there. But when we arrived in town, we found that all the churches in the town center were packed to the

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Lithuania Travelogue

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Tuesday June 11th, 2024 Lithuania June 7th-8th, 2024 We arrived in Lithuania in the evening and started our adventure there towards the camping area where we had reserved a place for the car. On our way, it started raining, and to accompany it there were roadworks ahead of us, which Google provided a good way around. As we knew that the reception of the accommodation closed at 22:00, we happily headed for the detour so that we would at least arrive in time. The detour started narrow but paved, but after five kilometers it turned into a dirt road, that

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Experiences from Latvia

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Posted on June 9th, 2024 Today marks the fifth day of our trip and we are now in Poland. I’ve been meaning to blog more often, but our days have stretched so long that I’ve just fallen asleep as soon as the car has arrived at our destination for the evening. Today I’ll tell you how our trip went after Estonia. After finishing our work in Tartu, we entered Latvia by driving through Vöru in Estonia. We arrived deep in the neighboring country late in the evening to spend the night. In Latvia, we stayed at a free travel park

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