Travelog for: Brutus Buckeye

Brutus' journey starts in Columbus, Ohio, in the Tremont Road.

Tomorrow Brutus will leave the US to travel, and travel and travel...

After having passed two weeks expecting to finish the rain "season" we finally had the chance to climb up to the Triglav. Together with millions of others. We and Brutus stood (and sat) on the top enjoying the view and the feeling. And so many people were here - including a guy who carried cans of beverages up here. Magnificient!!!
At the end of the day we will have needed almost five and a half hours from Dom Plannika to Triglav and back but we didn't want to have missed not a single minute.
One warning we do have: Dom Planika offers perfect beds but they don't have any washing facilities - not even a simple sink. Personal hygiene: nil return. So we went down directly from Triglav and enjoyed the experience at the Lake Bohinj again together with a warm shower.
Greetings from Slovenia,
HighSpeedKäscher
P.S.: Unfortunately no picture with Brutus was worth to be uploaded. All overexposed - so we upload an impression of the trip.

Brutus discovers Germany. One of the remote and beautiful castle you find all over Germany. This time: The castle of Falkenstein (name means: hawk stone) in the Harz Mountains.

At this place Brutus found another place to remember. Two German soldiers died here during the very last days of the war protecting a child from american bombers....

Brutus sends (and so we do, too,) Merry Christmas to US!!
We enjoyed his companionship as always and he prepares to cross the Alps in a near future. We won't pass by car but we will fly above them. We didn't tell Brutus the destination so we guess it will be a nice surprise for him.
Greetings from Germany,
HighSpeedKäscher

We guess: No further comments necessary. Look at the image! (and Brutus' face  )

Tuscany at it's best: San Gimignano

At New Years Eve we travelled to Pisa. Brutus enjoyed the tower and the duomo.

Happy New Year!
Since many years we visit Volpaia each time we have the chance to spend some days in Toscany. It is just a small village we usually enter via the earth road coming from north. It is Toscany at its best with good wine and good food. This time we had both and in addition a geocache at a place we would never have figured out without geocaching. 500m from the village there is a chapel which surely might claim to be a "lost place". We dropped two TBs there but for sure not Brutus.

Mystic place at day; Scary place at night.

Brutus is with us: Riding wild through the icy Harz Mountains.

Happy Easter an Greetings from Poland
HighSpeedKäscher

Brutus visits Soviet history.

Big surprise: Brutus visits Kiew in Ukraine!