Following conversion of all my old Africa pages including Tunisia, I’ve put some proper effort into my European pages – given that they’re the closest to home, it’s only fair. Andorra and Monaco date back to my time living in Valencia in 2003; visits to France, Paris and the French Alps are now well represented from 2007-2019; and my long weekend from London to Belgium and Luxembourg in 2010 was a pleasure to re-write. Two of my 2013 trips are covered by pages on Denmark and Sweden, Austria and Slovakia, plus a couple of cheeky visits to Gibraltar from the same year, while working in Cádiz. I still have over 40 European pages to convert including more on Scotland and England, so a long way to go!
I now have 119 pages online, having converted 93 pages of the old site, and added country header/index pages where they previously didn’t exist. This represents just over one third of the old site back online, in around four months’ work. At this rate it’ll take a full year to convert the old site, and I have well over one hundred new pages to develop on more recent travels too. It’s a labour of love!
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