come and let's make my favourite breakfast

Not all the time the spots you camped on are with picturesque and exciting views. Plus to top things off - I almost haven't slept the whole night, because of the constant trains that passed by my, as I literally parked next to the train tracks. I got up, and decided at least to try kick-start the day making my all time favourite breakfast.

[@MarkoPetejan]

Well, the eggs are clearly not as old, as it says "fresh" right there on the box 🙂Toast bread is usually treated with a small amount of alcohol to kill the pathogens, this is why is slightly moist when you take it out. Alcohol then quickly evaporates and it's good to go.I would eat this with some apricot or plum marmalade instead of nutella. Your grandma taught you well. I miss my grandma, grandpa and my father, happy for you to still have them.
Can you show some more around where you ended up and where you are heading? I have this dream to do the same thing and I'm actually interested in what kind of places I would end up when those places are not instagram material. Heat, wind, rain, bugs, noise... how do those things make it or break it. Are you enjoying the adventure or it turned out to be a bit of a PITA? I'm so curious.

[@Martin_Meramdzhiev]

@@MarkoPetejan Hi Marko, thank you for stopping by. There are some valid questions here, which I might include in a video to answer. But to sum up the whole trip till now - indeed there are places where although I liked the nature of- it felt really crowded, because of the tourists and high season, like for example in Slovenia - Triglav National Park. My take on that is - more off-grid places, less touristy places, cities or as you said it "instagram like" places which are unfortunately destroyed by social media. If you need to visit a place - whether is in Europe or elsewhere - I would suggest off-season - although the weather might not be as good as it is in high season - you would at least save yourself from the noise pollution and tourist crowds which are massive at this time of the year. I have planned to share my experience so far in a video, with the caravan and all, so stay tuned for that in the next few weeks.

[@MarkoPetejan]

@@Martin_Meramdzhiev well hi to you Martin from west Slovenia!
I'm rooting for your channel to gain traction, however I'm noticing EU english speaking channels tend to have fewer subscribers than native language ones from bigger countries, like Italy. I'm not sure how interesting this topic is for your people, but a second native channel for them might be a good option for you. (Have you considered this?) For example a russian dude, named Oleg has an english channel VanTourist with 26 thousand subscribers, but his russian channel has 4 times that. Biggest native Italian youtubers (Yari Ghidone, Camperado i 3 nomadi) have about 135 thousand subscribers, non native english speaking like Norvegian Xplorer 90 thousand.