Scandinavia somehow never particularly appealed to me, the book Aldona Urbankiewicz reached for another reason. Me, as a woman who loves traveling, especially interested in the issue of traveling with a child, especially as small as Santa, called by the parents of the bowl. The thing that struck me as not to cross, proved to be feasible. The author with her husband and 14-month-old son beat the 6900 km in 18 days, traversing until 7 countries. Aldona Urbankiewicz as he can remember the Scandinavian adventure two years ago, when there was still Miska in the world, sometimes blurred boundaries and I did not know about the trip in question.
Contrary to the title, and more specifically the second part, this is not a tutorial, but an account of the journey. The author herself talks about his notes: This is our story that you write, it is not a guide, I need not tell is about all my life, I write them, so, not otherwise . If someone will be looking to read answers to this question will be disappointed. This journey is not easy, because you have all the questions adjust to a small pooling, the cost also would it not passed. Renting a motor home expense of about plus or minus 200 zł per night. Then there are fees for camping, road tolls (the same entrance to the tunnel leading to the North Cape is an expense of about 215 Norwegian kroner, NOK 1 is about 0.5 PLN ...), ferries (in one day by ferry and rail transport of spent about 640 PLN) and of course board. I'm not saying that this trip is very expensive, because having a mobile home saves a lot on accommodation, but do not count among the low-cost travel to. Moving away from the financial issues should pay attention to the message of the book. Often it seems to us that the child is a limitation in the use of life, in carrying out the various fields. Aldona Urbankiewicz shows that nothing could be more wrong! Richard Bach once said that every dream is given to us with the power needed for its fulfillment. Most just so for ourselves we are limiting.
It is also worth mentioning the layout of the book. Coated paper, numerous photographs (only this photomontage on the cover strikes me ...) and a small, handy format - just in time for the handbag or backpack. After reading I had only one reservation - the lack of maps for each stage of the journey was very uncomfortable, as they often had to reach for the map. Yet already I can not wait for the next trip with a small bowl, which this time will go to Portugal.
Prószyński 2011
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