If you do manage your own Europa Bark that'd be amazing! I knew I had to write this report from the moment I came back because I realised there might be others who'd love to try it. And we really were surprised that the only complicated part of the process was crossing the UK boarder.Thank you for updating this thread, I've loved seeing the pictures and reading about "Europa Bark." Not anytime soon, but I'm hoping to do a Europa Bark trip at some point in my life. I'll need a dog first, though!
And wow, wasn't expecting the twist at the end! A big, big congratulations to you
"But the story didn't end there" was tempting, but a bit too overdramatic on top of everything else. Anyway I always joke that they say that line right at the point the legend ends and the made up story begins, and that wasn't the case for this story.You missed a golden opportunity to say "But the story didn't end there"
Other than that great trip report, congratulations Tim and soon to be Mrs Tim.
Which of the dogs is best man?
Thank you Panda.I genuinely, thoroughly loved following this. Thanks for taking the time to write it all up.
How did your Vallhunds manage with all the walking? I'm planning on doing my own trip with my corgi at some point.
Also out of curiosity, how difficult was it for you to find Vallhund puppies?!