Bye-Bye Britain

3 years and 53 blog posts later, Logan and I have been preparing to move back to the United States. To Arizona to be exact.  It is strange that our time in England is over. We board an airplane tomorrow.  I don't think our time here has gone fast or slow, it's been perfect. We have been able to see so much that we never even dreamed of seeing before. We have loved it here. We have loved the travel.  Arizona will be new adventure in itself, neither of us have been there before either.  Thank you to those of you who have followed my blog posts and seen my pictures from the trips we have taken. I really enjoy sharing them with you guys.  I have yet to decide if I'll have  new blog in Arizona, Becoming Arizonian doesn't flow quite as well (I am up for any name suggestions you may have!). We will still travel in the U.S. but it won't be as much of a priority. I doubt we will ever be over here again, but then again I never figured I would be over here in the first place!

 Bye-Bye Britain. It's been lovely. Cheers.

European Road Trip | Zermatt, Switzerland

Our final big stop on our trip was Zermatt. This is another car-free city so we parked our RV a bit further down the mountain and took a short train ride to Zermatt. Zermatt was so different than the rest of our trip. It was in the Alps and it was cold and it was beautiful.  We mostly just walked around the little city and admired the surroundings. We took a cable car further up the mountain to what they call "glacier paradise" and viewed Zermatt and the Alps from above. We hiked along the mountains and found interesting bridges. Zermatt was a wonderful place.

Our last night of our trip we spent in Luxembourg, mostly just to say we've been there. haha. Afterwards we headed back to England.

The European Road Trip was a trip of a lifetime. We drove through a total of 9 countries in 30 days and it was amazing. I am so thankful for that we had this opportunity. 

 

 

Thank you so much for following our amazing trip! We had a great time and love sharing the pictures with you :)

European Road Trip | Venice, Italy

I have no idea if my day count is correct.

After we ferried back from Santorini, we drove back through Greece and ferried back to Italy. 

We then drove to our campsite that was just a boat taxi away from Venice, Italy.  Venice is so cool! There are no cars, there are boats for everything. We saw a fireboat, a police boat, and even a trash collector boat.  Venice is mostly made up of tourists so everywhere you turn is an art museum or souvenir shop. It was still a really neat place to walk around and definitely still very Italian. We ate more pasta and more gelato, found a really creative bookstore, and saw the Bridge of Sighs (kissing underneath at sunset during a gondola ride is good luck.. or something like that.) Carey spent the first day with us there and then flew back to Rome to fly back to the states. We are so glad she was able to join us on part of our trip.  The second day in Venice we took a Gondola ride with what I'm pretty sure is one of the best gondoliers out there. We saw some who were playing on their phones as they toured but ours was awesome. He has been a gondolier for over twenty years and knew a lot about the city. The gondolier was one of my favorite parts of the trip.  The next day we relaxed before we headed to the last stop on our trip.

^because we hadn't had enough gelato on this trip already.

^Bridge of Sighs

^A super neat bookstore we found with steps made from old books

^Fire Boat!

^Sighing at the 'Bridge of Sighs'

^He was actually playing music with glasses of water! haha

 

Our final destination is next!