Showing off your multifaceted talents, Andre! What a bonus that you can do all these things! Lovely video... interesting bridge, amazing Amazon, pretty yellow fields - canola? Of course the castle & cathedral are impressive, but those bare trees are so attractive too!
The trees are very interesting - they are Spanish Plane Tree from what we've learned and heavily pruned although they provide a lot of shade in summer. What's really cool is that small branches are woven with adjoining trees which eventually grow together in a single branch.
Beautiful castle! That next place looks out of this world....I can't wait to see your trip into northern France. I am planning a trip starting in France from Australia and doing a smallish loop on Central Europe in Sept.... .. stunning content as always. safe travels :)
Thanks Sam! Sneak preview - apart from our first few days the weather in France has been fantastic! We first thought we'd breeze through France this time but we 're managing to get stuck a bit! 😋😋
Another great video! Bit of a mish-mash thematically but still equal parts interesting and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing that setup with us. How's it working out??
Yes! Burgos was such a surprise and we would have loved to explore it in warmer weather. 😬 Alas, back then we were on a mission north. The bike battery contraption works brilliantly. We actually got a 2nd bike battery at a later point (for longer rides) and have used it quite a bit to bail us out when the solar is low.
Wow, that magic of Amazon👌 Burgos looks like a real gem. I don't understand anything about those batteries, but my husband thinks it great 👍Hope it really makes your travel easier.🤞 Safe travels🤩🤩
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
It's not bad as the insulation is good. We do have a heater system - gas powered boiler which uses an electric fan to push warm our to ducts opening in strategic places around the van. As it's a small space it heats up very quickly. The biggest challenge becomes managing humidity levels.
@@WeWillNomad Wow, I stayed at a campsite near Burgos last day of September before getting the ferry back from Bilbao. It wasn't too bad then but would have expected warmer weather for April. Thanks
@@WeWillNomad I spent the first nine years of my life there. It's one of the coldest towns in Spain. Even in August the swimming pools were almost numbing. But I love Burgos.
