Great, thank you for the confirmation that things seem to be working better now!
I too am a fan of writing long-winded, engaging comments. I'm trying to put myself in rehab for that. Meaning can happen in few words, so I'm getting better at that.
Good luck with the move, and thank you for the continued support and engagement!
You are welcome.
Me too, sometimes they were even longer than a post haha.
That way (long comments that seem to keep going for years) we can connect with people from all over the world better and get to know them, even support them when needed. Even when it is on-line forever… Hive is so much more than just is visible on the surface. (Not for all… but some)
Thank you, Friday we start driving 9 days - 3500km south. Sleeping in a tent next to the fully loaded van. (Crazy in many ways..) Here… it is already freezing 🥶 , luckily it gets warmer the more south we get.
I know those type of posts you're talking about. It ended up with me getting sent a portrait of me made by an incredible artist who sadly, doesn't post on the platform anymore. I miss them. The portrait hangs on the hallway in a frame, my wife loves it.
The longest I've driven in a single day / session is about 800KM / 13 hours, but the most recent time I did that, I did it in my new Station Wagon, with a friend, on the way to a concert, and it was a wonderful road trip.
We at least had a hotel on the other end of the road.
Where are you coming from, and where are you going?
That’s awesome. Great you still have it, those things are precious. A shame they are not on Hive anymore, some good people disappeared for me too.
Ps. I’m an artist myself.
My van (Beth) is from 2012 and an old lady haha so I won't be driving to fast fully loaded to the limits with her. So about 400km -ish a day is what we will do.
Don’t think I would drive that much in one day… luckily we have time to take it easy.
We are in northern Sweden and going to south west France. (I am Dutch, but born in France)
That sounds like a blog and a half, and a good opportunity to see stuff all along the way. :)