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I read again and again on other blogs of digital nomads that you should not take so much with you, because you can buy everything on the road. Unfortunately, I can't confirm that from my own painful experience. Quite the opposite. And even worse, you can't even assume that you can get things fixed on the road. Or it takes several weeks, and so long we do not want to stay in any place.<\/p>\n
One of our MacBooks had problems with the screen in Bilbao. I'm not talking about a beach on a desert island here, but a major Spanish city with 345,000 inhabitants. The local Apple Store would have been happy to help us, but they don't have a repair service. They would have sent the MacBook to Barcelona. It would have taken at least 2 weeks. Maybe 3. That was not an option for us. So we bought a new one. Have you ever had a notebook with a Spanish keyboard? I'm telling you, it's not funny.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Have things sent is also not as easy as you think. We have often met people who actually also like to stand wild & free, and then waited for weeks on a campsite for a package.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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