Somewhere in Lithuania, rest pauseWarsaw at night on one of main streetsWarsaw business district in the backgroundWarsaw old townWarsaw city walls, still standingNew pedestrian bridge in Warsaw2-story bridge in WarsawDowntown WarsawOne of main restaurant streets in WarsawOne of main restaurant streets in WarsawOne of main restaurant streets in WarsawView from hotel window, Warsaw city squareApproaching the business districtApproaching the business districtNew Warsaw – business districtNew WarsawFeels very Cyberpunk vibes. Figure Cyberpunk 2077 was created in WarsawThe very iconic Warsaw buildingLooks like a war monumentStarbucks. So capitalist of us. The car was vibrating slightly at 140kmh+ on the Polish Bahn, so tire balance it is somewhere in the middle of Poland. Subway is international road food. War machines being sent east. Rapeseed already yellow in Poland.War machines heading east. Coal Power on where Czechia, Poland and Germany meet. Surely he’ll be glowing tonight. Prague, CzechiaOld town PragueOld town PragueOld Town PragueHotel Parking was non existent @ old-town so we checked in 2km outside city centerSome highly regarded food place, figured we check it out. Nice atmosphere. Downtown PragueCommie Trams still running strongClique Prague shotFood and meat markets along the river, on both sides and quite crowdedTourist hell in PragueTourist hell in PragueTourist hell in PragueTourist mayhem in Prague. All these people are watching the clock hit 2PM.Middle of somewhere Bohemia. Crashed the night while on the road to Vienna. Gotta fuel up in Bohemia. Oil top off in Bohemia. Since you can see the label, let the “which oil” debates begin. Entering Vienna, AustriaSunday in ViennaVienna downtown. Make no mistake, around the corner is tourist mayhem. I was just testing the camera. non-Austrians grilling in the park on a SundayCastle looked important, so we took a picture. Old town ViennaOld town ViennaOld town ViennaOutside Vienna is a massive oil refineryEntering Bratislava, SlovakiaThe UFO thingie is said to have overpriced mediocre food, but we passed just under it. Street parked in front of police station in BratislavaOne of many cozy random bars in BratislavaDowntown BratislavaNew BratislavaWater front walk in BratislavaSomewhere downtown BratislavaWind generation in HungaryBlasting on the Hungarian ‘bahn to Budapest. The ‘bahn is perfectly smooth, something that can not be said about Budapest streets. Took out a whole bunch of bugs while maxxxing out the VolvoBudapest. Street looks safe but make no mistake, gypsies swarming and selling white flour to drunk tourists by the gram. I have never been more concerned leaving a car on a street than here. Clique Budapest shot, but it vibes so well!About to park the car in underground safe gated parking. Parisi Passage, BudapestDowntown BudapestTheir castle is quite majestic. One of many bridges in BudapestSlovakian mountainsSomewhere in Slovakian/Tatra mountainsWindows XP wallpaper, but in Poland.Waze is taking us through he roads less traveled in Poland since they are still building the highway. McDonalds on the Polish Bahn, where each such rest stop is identical, is becoming an iconic thing. Probably the last time I see heavy truck traffic in Lomza, Poland. This town has suffered enough, the last section of the Bahn is almost complete. The average cruising speeds are among the highest (if not highest) in the world in Poland. The average speed over 300km distance is always higher in Poland than in Germany on Autobahn. Germany simply has too much traffic and too high population density. That car was strapped well to the trailer if even when flipped over, the car remains strapped. BFE Lithuania. Shadiest fuel station in my life. The reviews said they make it 5KM with the fuel before the car stops running. Pictures do not do justice.
