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Wheeling our way around the continent On an eight wheeled whistlestop tour We sample cities with bite-sized sightings But our bites are big because it's our choice to make Walking in wonder until even wheelchair weakens And our legs are limp from exploratory ache ​ And our bites are big because also We share the same love of sampling food So we get a daily dose of deliciousness Healing our hunger with what locals bake Too much temptation here to watch waistlines We want to try every traditional taste ​ And our bites are bigger come tea time Once we've crossed country again by day From breakfast we watch out the window And wander new place on the way Miles mounting high on the dashboard On our mission for mobility's sake ​ And so we've had a big bite of Europe Big bite and plenty bites each day These bites are teasing our tastebuds We want more world at a later stage ​
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 12:06 PM UTC
Bite Sized Europe
Wheeling our way around the continent On an eight wheeled whistlestop tour We sample cities with bite-sized sightings But our bites are big because it's our choice to make Walking in wonder until even wheelchair weakens And our legs are limp from exploratory ache ​ And our bites are big because also We share the same love of sampling food So we get a daily dose of deliciousness Healing our hunger with what locals bake Too much temptation here to watch waistlines We want to try every traditional taste ​ And our bites are bigger come tea time Once we've crossed country again by day From breakfast we watch out the window And wander new place on the way Miles mounting high on the dashboard On our mission for mobility's sake ​ And so we've had a big bite of Europe Big bite and plenty bites each day These bites are teasing our tastebuds We want more world at a later stage ​
Our SMAll Adventure http://www.oursmalladventure.blogspot.cz/?m=1 16th May 2014
macstoire
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 12:06 PM UTC
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