For two weeks, three friends and myself drove a Citroën DS3 through a bunch of countries in Eastern Europe. Most notably Croatia, where we spent most of our days. None of us had been there before, so we were taken by surprise, while we saw all our prejudices go down the drain. The country itself is beautiful, but from a driver’s perspective, if you find the right roads, it’s pretty close to heaven. Here’s why.
If you are any active on Instagram, and follow our own page, you probably saw a great photo of a Renault 4 pop up in your timeline at some point in the last few weeks. I’m here to hit you with some information about the car itself, as well as some background information about our visit to Vallon-Pont-d’Arc.
Connecties zijn ontzettend belangrijk. Dat leerde ik een tijdje geleden maar weer eens, nadat een vriend mij de mogelijkheid gaf om naar het Lotus-evenement te gaan bij Van Der Kooi Sportscars in Houten. Met als voornaamste doel de consument in contact te brengen met prachtige Britse sportauto’s, heeft Van Der Kooi redelijk wat naamsbekendheid verworven. Zenos, Caterham, Lotus en een verdwaalde Lamborghini Countach. Er staat veel moois om je ogen mee te voeden.
The third part of our trip was the more entertaining part of our trip, driving-wise. We encounter the Pyrenees, hectic Barcelona roads and much more.
Day four up to six. This is what happened in the following three days.
In this four-part series of our twelve-day road trip, I will describe what happened along the way. A short, yet informative way of telling you what happened while we were out being adventurous. Videos and photos will follow soon enough.
