Fate is being kind to us

Seville. Fate is being kind to us. As beautiful as Carmona was, after three days in the city, the batteries of us country folks were almost empty. We needed peace, relaxation, and nature – for once, Emmi and Pipo were in agreement with us. The problem was called Seville. We know the city from an extensive visit two years ago. Absolutely beautiful. But not now! However, Seville was the next destination on our tour, and there was no way around it. After all, we needed a stamp in our passport. So we planned a detour to the capital of Andalusia, as close as possible to the tourist office, grab the stamp, and quickly be on our way again. I had already found a parking spot on park4night, an app for campers. But as always, things turned out differently...

The streets of Seville around noon are a nightmare. Miles of traffic jams. In between, horse-drawn carriages, buses, and trucks, all seemingly having their own traffic rules - or none at all. After an hour, we reached our destination. But: The parking lot was full. No chance. So we had to go with the alternative parking space, even if it was almost three kilometers away from the tourist office. After 30 minutes on the congested roads in the opposite direction, we arrived around 1:30 PM. Parking yes, but only for 24 hours. Puuuuh! But after quickly calculating – three kilometers to the tourist office, three kilometers back, I knew our