...city! But thanks to this powerful sun, I confirmed some impressions that I had in Novi Sad: Serbian people are really relax when comes the summer time. Terraces are full, and there are a lot of people everywhere outside: in the streets, parks, cafés.... And I've been able to check a stereotype...

...the Balkans. We spent a very funny time, talking about travelling and all the stereotypes French people have about English, and vice versa, it could have become quite a rude discussion but he was a very easy going guy, and didn't get offensed when I called him "rosbiff" (as French call English...

...the quiet city of Szombathely in a good mood, because my host, Eva, was, unlike me, the kind of people who think about everything: which bus go to the best hitchhiking spot, what time, the name of the stop, etc...   Then I can say that the real trip was beginnig: go on the road with this...

...mind a lot when I started to discover atypical villages and countrysides, where you meet the "real people", as I like to call them. People who never see travellers, that pure genuineness leads the willing to share something with you, more than everything. This kind of meeting, you never want to...

...the characters of the bus, and with the trip starts a sociological study for 24 hours. Two african people are talking behind me. I don't know their language but there are many french words in it. I'm deducing that those words don't exist in their language, and express specific things from life in...