Innsbruck (Austria) 28th-30th June Day 1: We are dropped of at our hostel...... well almost, we are left at the bottom of a massive hill in which our hostel is at the top of. once we made it huffing and puffing to the top of the hill we booked in. what can we say about this hostel its not a giant tent its a converted set of flats which are some what crap in comparisson to the massive tent belive it or not. But its a bed thats warm (correction Boiling) and dry w...

Munich (Munchen, Germany) 26th - 28th June we arrived and collected our bags, now to find our campsite. After about half an hour of staring at a map we finilay had our route.... a train, a bus and a short walk later we arrived nice and early still about 11am. Bunk beds have never looked soo good, the tent was really cool and looked like a really good place to stay.we used our travel ticket to get us around munich and went for a little explore before heading bac...

London (England) 18th - 27th June Well, back in england.....We hit a brick wall and just couldnt find our way around. DAY 1: It started a lovely day, but 27km and struggling to find a place to stay for less than 60 euro each our spirits soon dampened and put a downer on the day.High point(s) of the day: sitting in the sun next to a lovely river, Liams talc incedent and finding a campsite.DAY 2: So all warm and dry with a place to stay, we thought we would stay ...

Now so tiered we can bearly walk down hill, we have to head back the way we came in pursuit of tuoffreville to set up camp..... Some time later we make it as it starts to pour it down with rain! So there we were tiered wet and setting up our tent in the rain defiantly a low point of the day. We are now warm, dry and fed thinking of what to do now.... Do we cheat a little and get a train to Paris or do we not? Currenly we are heading towards cheating simply becaus...

25 km later and absolutely fudged we have finally arrived in toarn, so we begin asking the locals (with a little difficulty) where a local campsite is.... Four useless people later and our saviour appears in the form of a stereotypical Frenchman named Pierre wearing blue short shorts a blue and White striped t-shirt a small black cap, oh and he was smoking! He spoke really good English and helped translate directions to the nearest campsite, he then showed us the...