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The Faraway Folks

We are a Franco-German family with a green way of life. We are alternative parents who love nature and being outdoors. And we are on the road. Welcome to our journey!

Discover some amazing climbing spots in Spain

07/19/201807/19/2018 by Faraway Folks

Our time in Spain part I – Seville and surroundings

04/02/2018 by Faraway Folks

Climbing and Bouldering in Portugal

02/04/201802/04/2018 by bigju111

A veggie restaurant we love: Jardim dos Sentidos in Lisbon

02/01/201802/01/2018 by Faraway Folks

Portugal’s most beautiful national parks: Buçaco & Sintra

01/19/201801/19/2018 by Faraway Folks

Well worth a visit: Portugal’s main cities

01/15/201801/15/2018 by Faraway Folks

Life Without Disposable Nappies – Part 2: How To

01/04/201801/14/2018 by Faraway Folks

Pure beach beauty

12/28/201712/29/2017 by Faraway Folks

Portugal – Part 1: beautiful places, tasty food & bumpy roads

12/22/201712/29/2017 by Faraway Folks

La Bioescolha – organic shop & bistro

12/19/201712/28/2017 by Faraway Folks

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Faraway Folks

Faraway Folks

We're Eva & Julien. Following a first camper trip in 2017/18, we bought a camper in 2019 and with our two small children travelled trough central, Northern and Eastern Europe. This blog is filled with our adventures, challenges and plenty of happiness. Have fun!

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Photos

Looking over to La Pointe of Cap Ferret
Looking over to La Pointe of Cap Ferret
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Wood drying in the sun
Wood drying in the sun
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Biarritz, the dodgy end
Biarritz, the dodgy end
Stalactites or stalacmites?
Stalactites or stalacmites?
The harbour of Car Ferret
The harbour of Car Ferret
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Sleeping over at Lacanau Lac
Sleeping over at Lacanau Lac
Waking up to the Atlantic
Waking up to the Atlantic
Discovering sand
Discovering sand
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Torquemada church
The sun is setting as we reach Torquemada
The sun is setting as we reach Torquemada
Chilis closeup
Chilis closeup
The house of one of the chili producers
The house of one of the chili producers
Strolling along the promenade of Nazaré
Strolling along the promenade of Nazaré
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Wonderful lights
Wonderful lights
All the way up in the lighthouse
All the way up in the lighthouse
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Cornucopia - don't try this though, it's super sweet and just tastes of sugar; the only sweet thing Eva didn't like to far :D
Cornucopia – don’t try this though, it’s super sweet and just tastes of sugar; the only sweet thing Eva didn’t like to far :D
Ju & Carlotta visiting the lighthouse in Barra while Eva's working in the camper
Ju & Carlotta visiting the lighthouse in Barra while Eva’s working in the camper
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Sand tasting
Sand tasting
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Future fossils
Future fossils
Cave!
Cave!
Sun set day 1
Sun set day 1
Walking the GR along the cliff
Walking the GR along the cliff
The Cabo da Roca faintly visible in the distance
The Cabo da Roca faintly visible in the distance
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The freshwater pond
The freshwater pond
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The Fonte Fría from the bottom...
The Fonte Fría from the bottom…
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We climbed the rock toward the left
We climbed the rock toward the left
Some more olives
Some more olives
And orange trees, of course
And orange trees, of course
The Metropol Parasol with a market and food stalls
The Metropol Parasol with a market and food stalls
Quartz!
Quartz!
This is where your wine corks come from
This is where your wine corks come from
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