Do you like autotravel?

(my quote is from here )

... It all started with the fact that my girlfriend Dasha and I realized my insane dream: we took a car (together) from Moscow all the way to Bergen (west of Norway). Our autotravel came out just mega-rich in impressions and events that happened to us! We did it, yeahhh! Then I started a blog on WordPress and described there in several volumes (work on 50-60 pages of text only) our adventures, richly “spiced up” the description with unusual beauty photos of Scandinavian nature and so on. I got a great mass (by the standards of my humble blog) a lot of enthusiasm reviews, and then I got excited about the idea of ​​banging up a resource — a community of autotourists, where dear like-minded people could find all the information they were interested in on autotravel, post reports and just chat.

I took CMS LiveStreet 0.3 , twisted and turned (as far as I had enough skills and abilities) and put my idea into practice - I created the Autotourists Community .

In that post, from where I cited above, kind people suggested to me what to take into account in the further development of the project and how to “ennoble” it for the audience of mature age, for which many thanks to all! But that my post was aimed at obtaining, at the same time, advice and know-how, how to “contact” non-attendant and age audience (then, by the way, I, as a novice habr, rashly attempted to collect statistical average data on the ages of visitors to the habrayuzer projects, for which I got eleven minuses (I beg you, do not put them even more). The reasons for the minus in the comments. Excuse me, I repent.).
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But now, with bated breath and prepared for all sorts of scenarios for discussing this topic (I hope, gentlemen, honor it with your attention), I would like to get drunk with the drumming ...

So, voa la! .. I present my young (yes, dampish, yes, until I ordered an exclusive design, but I have my own (soon) time), but the project that already stands on its children's feet is a community for those who are on long journeys to he sees his iron horses not as a chore to transport his fifth point from point A to point B, but rather fascinating and, at times, adventurous adventures. For those who look askance at planes and trains and enjoy changing tsiferkami on the odometer ... :-) Welcome!

PS described at the very beginning of our megatravel in Scandinavia (in Norway in particular), it was really rich, because we managed to even get into a minor accident in a tiny Norwegian town on the way back and get stuck there while the time was the actions of our Schengen visas, money, and holidays have come to an end. So, if there is a couple of free time hours, you are welcome to “read” my report )