Hi everyone!
We are Josephine & David and
we are driving all over the world.
At the moment we travel with our
Land Rover Defender from Europe to Southeast Asia
and back to Europe again!
We drive, you follow.
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Articles
How to Not get a Chinese visa
My last story ended with an impossibly exciting cliff-hanger, so I am sure you are all now basically falling of your chair off of excitement. Here it is folks, the follow-up, no more sleepless nights! Today we talk about the nerve wrecking process of getting a visa for world’s most bureaucratic country: China. Ready for some more bureaucracy?
Let’s Tackle Some Indian Stereotypes
You all have seen Slumdog Millionaire, right? Well, if not: don’t. The movie is full of stereotypes. Kids stealing shit, slum life like hell and a Slumdog boy only being able to win this quiz by luck and not because he has some real knowledge. Or does the movie really show India as it is? One simple question for you, before continuing reading: when thinking of India, what do think of?
Bureaucratic Bullsh*t
Right, an angry title..
Why? Because bureaucracy can be rather frustrating, especially if it seems unnecessary. And boy did we encounter superfluous, illogical and random rules and regulations! Driving your own car to another continent requires a lot of planning, changing set plans and finding your way in the maze that we call bureaucracy. This article is to tell you about the logistics of moving your car around the world and to let you in on some tips (and maybe it also helps in airing my frustrations…).
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Videos
Josephine & David starring in a Pakistani commercial
As some of you might have seen on Instagram, we were asked to act in a Pakistani commercial. A Pakistani commercial? Indeed! It was a funny and good experience and it shows of in the video, but you might be wondering how we ended up there, so let me tell you that first.
Video: Showing our home
A video about how we live. Enjoy!
Going through the Danube Delta
We found our own captain. A lovely drunk from Romania. But we had fun. And it didn’t cost us 120 euros.