As our time permits, we also like to be carried away by the visitors in their current through the often narrow passages of the paths and corridors, again and again astonished and surprised at the same time, whether the variety of offers and possibilities. In the picture an interesting roof tent variation.

Now and then an email, then a first appointment, why not having a meeting at the CMT in Stuttgart - so our contacts were created and deepened - after all, fairs are the places where manufacturers and clients or customers should meet. Is not similar with authors and their readers?

We found a lot of new experiences in the adventurous sport of the paragliders while roaming the newly opened Hall 10 (Paul Horn Hall) of paragliding and hang gliding.

Arriving in Stuttgart, we are guests of Heidi and Rainer, who participated last year in our part-wise guided tour as part of the project for the development of camper tourism in the Balkans through the countries of Albania, Macedonia and Greece. Our heartfelt thanks for the hospitality in this way.

Although not winterly but still very Christmassy Thessalonica showed itself during our evening tour with campers from Australia, Germany, Romania, Bulgaria and New Zealand, so we enjoyed the farewell evening in the decorative illuminated city center.

If you do a trip, you can count much ....., in this way or similar is probably the saying that one knows and understands internationally. And how nice it is, when the different cultures meet together, it even does not take much space, just tolerance!

During our first visit to the Pindos Mountains, especially on the way to the Vikos Gorge, we became aware of the stone bridges, which are equipped with mighty arches and span the rivers here in Epiros.

Early the next morning we had already made our way on the way from Bourazani to Konitsa together with Giorgos, who wanted to lead us to the local stone arch bridge above the village (this will be published another article).

We gladly accepted the invitation from Giorgos to Bourazani, who runs next to a prestigious hotel a newly opened camper stop, but who has also dedicated himself to the development of local tourism with much of his energy.

The tour along the Belgrade Fortress with its scattered buildings had taken us down to the banks of the Sava River, which flows into the Danube a little further downstream. We were getting hungry so our goal was to reach one of the many floating restaurants.

Once again, our project work had taken us to the mountain village of Vevčani, where it was time to take a tour through the narrow streets of the village.

A very special sale took place in Teos on the Turkish Aegean, where half a liter of oil of an olive tree was sold for 5.100, - €.

We were in Thessalonica again, this time on the way to Philoxenia and Hotel Fair, which we had visited the previous year already.

After returning along the camper-route.de via the Central Balkan to the widening of the camper stops and sites and their year-round offers for campers with stops in Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade and Vranje, we returned to Thessalonica.

An interesting meeting took place in Budapest, where we met Monika and her family, who next to traveling south, wanted to enjoy the autumnal flair of the Hungarian capital on the way to the south.

At the Campsite Rino we met with Jana and her daughter Lucinka from Prague and decided for a day trip to the mountain village of Vevčani on the next day.

Once again the camper-stop Zampetas in Thessalonica was a meeting place for us like for lot of international campers, who use the all-year round open camper-stop for an intermediate stop, even the ideas for their stay correspond to the different interests.

After returning from our mountain trip to the Jablanica mountain range back to the vehicle, we noticed the huge metallic cross high above Vevčani during the trip down.

During the current tour to the south, Campsite Rino was once again an intermediate stop in the further preparation of the camper-route.de, after we had spent a few days in Belgrade at the Camping Center Belgrade to the city's exploration. By the way, both campsites are open all year around.

The extensive castle discovery tour had made us hungry, which brought us down to the Sava, which flows into the Danube below the Castle of Belgrade and whose banks are lined with numerous swimming restaurants.