Since leaving our working lives behind and traveling with Globus 2 , it feels like the world is open to us. Boundaries that barely exist. We drive, stop wherever it is beautiful, and stay somewhere as long as it feels right. No one tells us exactly where we need to be and at what time. Until now, that is... Kelly en Richard in Zarzis A passport as a key Even outside Europe, we still experience that freedom. With some patience, a visa, and a bit of preparation, we get far. C

Sometimes no build-up is needed. The country touches you immediately, even before you can explain it. Tunisia does that to us. Can we go any further with Globus2? (Chott el-Djerid, zoutmeer) A landscape that keeps calling The days fly by. We drive through breathtaking landscapes. Mountains that glow softly in the evening light. Canyons that silently tell their story. We drive through an endlessly vast salt flat. White. Sky and earth merge into one another. We get out. Take ph

What a mess it is there. A very old, dilapidated stadium on the verge of collapse. Fallen pillars everywhere and a large piece of wasteland with rubble in the grass. Can't they just clear that old mess? It's truly beyond words. Just imagine all the nice restaurants and shops you could build there. Or a beautiful city park, if you like. Rome's government, do something, take action! Kelly en Richard voor het Colosseum. Open-air museum Okay, okay. I'm joking, of course. In reali