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Welcome to Travel Malarkey! I’m Fi & he’s Jay. Modern day Nomads living, travelling & working in a motorhome since April 2017.
We’re here with real life, page turning stories, tips, maps and reviews, from our years on the road, to inspire you to fulfill your travel dreams.
Take some time out with our Journal Pages. Explore the Motorhome Stopover Map see what we’ve seen in the Travel Malarkey Galleries. And make sure to check out our top Motorhome Touring Tips.
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We always love to hear from you and are always happy to answer any questions for you too.
See you on the Road.
Fi. x
Travel History
“It’s not how far you travel on the outside that matters. It’s how far it takes you on the inside.”
F. Lindsay
Countries
Days on Road
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Where We Are Now
We’re currently back in Scotland while Jay refills the bank accounts for our next Tour. I’ll be blogging regularly about our Nomadic lifestyle as we travel and work across Scotland (and hopefully Northern Ireland too ) during the next fifteen weeks or so.
I’ll also be getting this new website fully up to speed with all the back stories from our previous tours. I’m really excited to share all our previously untold stories with you. That and planning next year’s Tours is going to keep me pretty busy!
As for the next overseas Tour? Well we’re not one hundred percent decided yet, but we might head back down to Portugal & Spain for a couple of months come February time. And then the next big adventure will be a few months over winter to Turkey. Maybe as far as Georgia if I can find us a good insurance deal.
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Marley the Greek Rescue Dog
We meet a lot of hungry, homeless dogs and cats on our travels. We do what we can to help, and then have to go on our way and leave them behind.
But our world changed forever the day we went to see the ruins of Ancient Olympia. And our little Nomadic family got a tiny bit bigger…
Travel Fears
It’s good to step outside of our comfort zones sometimes. And travelling is one sure fire way to make that happen!
Here Jay faces his biggest fear while on the road.
What’s yours?
Jay’s Top Three Cities – So Far
1. Porto
It’s got so much to offer that sets it apart from a lot of other European city destinations. The sheer romantic quality of piles of Liqourice Allsort coloured buildings stacked in layers along the steep banks of the Douro. The rolling sea mist. The cormorants perched on old barges.
Porto mixes favourite flavours of Europe with a touch of otherworldly exoticism that is unbeatable and hard to forget.
2. Donostia/San Sebastian
A favourite of many travel writers for a very good reason. At the gateway between Spain and France this Basque city is definitely worth a day or two of your time at least. The beach, the watersports, the views, the food, the art, the culture. Pinxtos please!
3. Pamplona
We made an unplanned visit to Pamplona when we had van trouble, and expected to find a small town with steep old streets for the infamous Bull Run. Instead we found a vibrant, fascinating city of history and culture. High in the clear air of Basque Country.
Latest Travels
Check out our most recent Travel Spots in Iggy, our Hymer B544 motorhome.
Black Dogs & Black Days – A Vitamin D Story
It's Friday the 29th of November 2019, and Iggy the Hymer motorhome is parked up on a quiet side street in the town of Forfar, North East Scotland....
Iggy the Hymer Blows A Fuse – An Auto Electrics Saga
The day is Friday the 15th of November, and I'm sitting typing at the viewing window in Stainless Creations, Falkirk, Scotland. Stainless Creations,...
Buchenwald Concentration Camp – Holocaust Memorial
The first thing that struck me about Buchenwald was the sheer ordinariness of it. No medieval castle dungeons here. Dripping dank water,...
Travel Gallery
Here’s a few of our favourite shots from our recent Travel Malarkey two month Winter tour through France, Spain & Portugal.
