As already reported, we met Hannes and Sascha during the meeting of the roof tent nomads in Oldendorf near Hanover for the first time, where they were able to impressively present their compact kitchens. A little later, we visited their workshops in Lungötz in Austria and meanwhile we use one of their compact kitchens, the Kitchenbox 1.0, during our excursions as part of the project work "Migration and Travelling along Roman roads" with growing enthusiasm, whenever the opportunity arises.

This year's CARAVAN SALON DÜSSELDORF has impressively proven that the holiday form caravanning inspires people and that trade fairs can be carried out successfully even in times of Corona.

In August 2012, we used our stay in Germany to get an initial overview of the various model types of caravan manufacturers. And where is this better possible than at what is probably the largest caravan exhibition in the world, the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf.

When talking about cocoa, the most common thought is always associated with chocolate or the ever-popular cocoa drink. That's actually the case with us, who like to drink a cup of cocoa in the evening or on the go, if it's traditionally made with milk, not water and comes from the vending machine.

The impressive visit to the Roman Villa Museum in Bad Neuenahr / Ahrweiler ultimately led to further research into the issue of supplying the Roman camps along the borders of the empire, which could not be managed through trade alone.

During today's after-work bike rides, which one could already speak of as having become a habit, we noticed a multi-purpose transporter shortly before the old Main Bridge in Kitzingen, which also contained the words "Integration through Sport" in its inscription.

After a hearty breakfast the next morning in the hotel in Remagen, we made our way to the Römer Villa Rusticae in Bad Neuenahr / Ahrweiler at around 9.30 a.m.

For a few days we have been on the move as part of our project on the Main, which must also be regarded as an external border or Limes on the western side of the Roman Empire, at least for sections of it.

A few weeks ago we received an email with the following content from Mrs. Kirsten Ettrich-Örtel from Özel Antalya Koleji, which we are happy to reproduce in the original wording, because our subsequently agreed visit to this school and the integration into the event there could not have been initiated any better:

After our first somewhat adventurous night at the campsite in Kavala, we had gone back to modern Via Egnatia in the morning, direction towards Turkey.

An interesting weekend with many new contacts and ideas is slowly coming to an end. Yesterday, Saturday morning, we arrived at our planned caravan location in the climbing park in Oymapinar,

As a result of the releases of our Roman Roads project tour calendar, we had received an invitation from the Potters' Association to go to Menemen, a town well known to us by name on the route between Izmir and Canakkale.

Coming from Vienna, this time we drove via Hungary in the direction of Belgrade, where we had decided in advance for another campsite right on the banks of the Danube.

It finally came, the day we had been working towards for so long: today the handover of the caravan is to take place as part of an in-house exhibition for four Fendt caravan models at a large garden centre in Rain am Lech.

After the handover of the caravan in Rain am Lech, it first went to Kitzingen, where various camping equipment was waiting to be accommodated in the future mobile home.

The first stop as part of our cultural project "Understanding and cultural journey along Roman roads" was the Camping Platz Wien West, which at the time of the start of the journey, at the end of March, was the only open camping site in Vienna.

In this rapidly developing technology age; on one hand, humanity destroys the nature, on the other hand, the nature continues to impress the humanity. Some people have been discovering the blessings and the beauty of the nature because nowadays nature means freedom for the humanity.

The walk through the Hamburg Camping Fair was once again worthwhile, as we noticed a concept car for the first time, which our activities of traveling and reporting on the Internet

"Hand in hand with the specialist trade" - that has been the company motto for more than 35 years - and of course in your interest as the end customer and consumer.

As already described in the article "Roman milestones, also called miliarium", column-shaped milestones on the Roman roads recorded the distances to the nearest main town.