Denmark! The land of hygge, good design, clean air, Scandi noir. And we've had some of all of that (well, not the Scandi noir, that's just my imagination!) But first we made use of the industrial north of Germany and managed not only to buy new, swap and dispose of the old leisure batteries for Archie, but also find a perfect gas mechanic shop to sort out the leak on the LPG tank - a simple tightening with a wrench and the lovely chap gave us a deep bow and didn'...

We can't believe that we're on Day 5 seems so much has already happened! We've crossed into France, Belgium, Netherlands and Germany. A few moments: A diversion to Leytonstone to meet our new great neice, Clara. 😍It may be some time before we see her again so it was very special to spend a little time with her and Barnaby and Laura. A non descript urban campsite in Gent in Belgium made unique by being in some kind of olympic village of sport - a long...

We're off again! What we'd hoped might be 10 years later ... is 14! COVID and "life" meant a delay - but we are now off again in Archie, our Citroen Relay campervan, which Lance has lovingly made into a home. We are sans 2 boys 😔 (although ... watch this space) but plus one golden labrador, 2 year old Nala. One of the best things about our trip in 2009 was not planning too much. In that spirit we have crossed to Calais, turned left, and are aiming for N...

We've reached the end of the journey. It has been an extraordinary experience that we hope will live with us for a very long time. A big thankyou to:Alex in WatamuRonnieZoe & AndrewSmiley & AmosMaskonde & his grandmotherSamuel Ngugi and everyone at Kenana Primary SchoolClare & ChrisBP in ChitwanDeepak and our trekking guidesJuliette & WayneMr & Mrs WeiPim and her familyJohn & Jane at Kelly's CourtyardRupert & YumiPhranakorn Nornlen...

CLARE: I'm so thrilled that, this late in the trip, we have had some of the best days for me. I'd always dreamed of going to Machu Picchu (funny to find out that my father has too!). We saw it in a perfect way - not from the classic spot on the hill, or at sunrise, but from afar, from the top of Putucusi, a neighbouring mountain, after a 2000ft climb up a steep, rocky path and rickety wooden ladders attached to near vertical slopes. Across the valley we could see...