2019 on the road

For this fourth and probably last article, I'm going to talk to you about the wonderful Scottish landscapes I discovered this year thanks to my studies. In fact, a fter my two-year diploma, I have decided to study for a Bachelor's degree at the University of West of Scotland. So I am a Glasgow resident since September now.  Glasgow is a big student city full of tall buildings, shops and nightclubs. But it’s also a city with many parks and museums, mostly free. Most of the time, the city is always lively and the Scottish people are friendly. Concerning lifestyle habits, they are very different from those in France. Scottish people eat very early and start partying very early too. About their eating habits, they are also quite different. I can say today that living without bread and cheese is very difficult in the long run.  If you move a little further away from Glasgow, the landscape can quickly become breathtaking. I had the chance to visit the isle of...

For this third article, I'd like to tell you more about my trip in Europe. And the next country I wanted to talk about is Montenegro. As soon as we crossed the country's border (which was very, very long), we drove through Durmitor National Park. The views were wonderful and very unusual, we took a lot of pictures and videos.  After a small lunch, we went directly to Podgorica, the capital. And it would be a lie to say that we were not disappointed. The city was almost empty of its inhabitants and things to visit were very limited. That's why I advise you if you go to Montenegro to try to visit mainly its nature and make a maximum of hiking in its landscapes that are just incredible.  The next day, we drove to Albania. As we spent a large part of the day driving and doing our solidarity action by distributing our supplies in a small school, I can't really give you my impressions of this country except that the people are very nice. They live w...

At the end of July, I have left Saint Barthélémy to return in France. The departure was not very joyful, with my friends we'd just met some new people with whom we spent good times and leaving everyone continue their summer without me was frustrating.  But at the same time, I was very excited and glad about the new trip I was going to make, drive around Europe in a Peugeot 205.  Let me explain, during my second year at university, we had to prepare a project that we had to work on throughout the year. With two of my friends, we chose to take part in the sixth edition of the Europ'Raid, a humanitarian trip across Europe whose aim is to distribute school supplies to children in disadvantaged schools.  For a year we have promoted our project on social networks. We have collected donations, organised events and actively searched for sponsors.  So, that's why I joined my friends at the end of July to make the final preparations and take the road. Ov...