Somewhere in the Mediterranean sea -> Barcelona

We wander around in the boat all day, eating, reparing some clothes and reading... not much else to do anyway...
Already evening, we arrived in barcelona and looked for internet, we checked out where was Lolo & matias house and meet them, they prepared an amazing freegan dinner for us and later we saw a movie: Brazil, based on 1984 book.

Manziana -> Civitavecchia -> Somewhere in the Mediterranean sea

We woke up surrounded by cows :)...we continued to civitavecchia cycling up to Tolfa, where we visited the old town...

Tolfa in the top of the hillan apecar that made us start singing

then in civitavecchia federico caught a train back to rome and we entered the ferry, with full food provisions for 22 hours on water :p

Somewhere in the Adriatic sea -> Igoumenitsa -> Voutsaras

new alphabet... i can imagine some problems coming :p

I arrived in Igoumenitsa, Greece, at 5 in the morning, then i cycled all day, stoping in some coffees where ewveryone was really nice, and passing some hills...

dead fox, only in this day, i also saw dogs, cats and even a turtle killed by fucking cars
hilly greece

In the afternoon, just after a small siesta, there was a huge rain that luckly i could find a bus station on time to protect myself...i meet a dog who was not so lucky and was completely wet...

weird tree, planted at the precise moment the first men touched the moon :p
raining a lot...

Then i slept in bench in a park dedicated to the village women :D, so i would protect myself from another rain, although the temperature was justr fine... tropical weather here...

country women monument, where i passed the night

Fano -> Ancona -> Somewhere in the Adriatic sea

the place where i slept looking to the sky :D

As i didn't have any idea of the ferry departure time, i cycle very fast the last 30 km to Ancona...
Arrived there i entered the ferry and spent most of the time there reading, sleeping (on a really hard bench) or eating :p...

Somewhere in the Mediterranean ocean -> Civitavecchia

Woke up in the bar and for coincidence a truck driver offered me the breakfast (most of truck driver companies have contracts for two occupants in the truck, but some of them travel alone and have spare breakfast tickets) right after getting up :D

Spent all morning reading and walking in the boat, then meet Nicola (and Kuba, the dog) an italian who spoke brasilean portuguese and we talked a lot... really nice guy... before arriving italy we met another italian who spoke portuguese (from portugal) who live normally in lisbon, Alessandro (and Pipa, the lisbon bitch)...
We arrived in civitavecchia already late (arround 20:00) and i got out fast... first thing, find a pizzaria and eat a margherita :D...Then found a place to mount the tent and sleep really weird and next to house and street as it was dark already...

Barcelona -> Somewhere in the Mediterranean ocean

Used the day to pack all my stuff, dry my clothes and say goodbyes to all the amazing people i met in Barcelona...

Helped Ric to cook the lunch and at night cycled to the ferry port..

Last (ugly) picture of barcelona - the ferry port at night

The boat was HUGE with a complete hotel (bars, disco, swiming pool, casino...) inside... after leaving barcelona meet some italian students who were playing guitar in the outside of the boat and started to learn italian (more portitalish - mixture of portuguese, spanish and italian) :D..
Then found a nice couch in the bar and spent there the night sleeping comfortably (as i bought the cheapest ticket in an awful chair :p)

Junqueira -> Niebla (España)

Fire bhy the morning ;)

I cycled till the border of Spain, Vila Real de Santo António, and crossed the border by boat.

crossing Guadiana by boat

I then cycled direction Sevilla, my next stop, without a map. In the middle of the way i stoped to camp under a small bridge where i lit a small fire with the few wood i could find ;)

Lisboa -> Setubal

After lunch, I still went to say goodbye to Mara at the Social Centre, where they were arranging the last things for a big party on Saturday, and then I went to Cais do Sodré, to catch the boat to the other side of Tejo river, where I meet Joana, a friend form Porto who is studding in Lisbon now.

When got in the boat I meet another cyclist, who told me also participated sometimes at Lisbon Critical Mass, and we cycled together for some kilometres, talking and showing me the way to Setubal...

During the way i discovered my camera is not working properly :(.

At noon I arrived at COSA, Casa Okupada de Setubal Autogestionada, an old portuguese squat in the center of Setubal, meet really nice people there. It's a great autonomous project.

At night we went out to stick some autonomous, anti-capitalist posters and visit Setubal by night.