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15 ‘different’ photographs by the Black Sea

Mike

Living and travelling in a van

I’ve spent the past week or so travelling down the Black Sea coast of Romania and Bulgaria. No one is here. It’s great…

I’ve free camped the stretch of this coast, parking the van right on the beach in most places. It’d be good to stay longer but there’s like a constant storm going on and snow is forecast for this week. I’m moving on (see post on where I’m going for winter).

Inspiration for these photographs: Reptilianul for the HDRness and Finn, who travelled for 6 months and only had very close up pictures of insects and slugs. I agree that a camera is for your own entertainment!

15 ‘different’ photographs by the Black Sea

Vanlife Morocco: sleeping in the Merzouga dunes

Paradise Valley by campervan (Morocco)

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