Random Hitch

The goal was to say yes to any direction for at least two days. It brought me not far, discovering the small villages of the black forest.

I got lost during a hike. After 10km walking under the rain, the first car I saw stopped. He brought me back to the beginning, and a bit further to put me in the right direction. He was the owner of the gite that was next to where I camped the previous day. He said I should have come inside, and he wouldn't have asked for money.

It was pourin rain. I had no gear for it. Was soaked. Rafael and Jocelyne came back a little bit after they passed me, and picked me up as they felt very empathic with me. We had great talks, and I decided to go the further I could with them, by doing a little detour south of my destination.

Emilien and Zoé were going home up north after a week in a forest with no electricity and running water. They were super happy to pick up their first hitchhiker.

Random Hitch

The goal was to go somewhere random, with the first ride going out of my area. I was picked up by Pierre, who was moving stuff away from Besançon to his parents house. We stopped at the Seine spring to visit, and I decided to camp on that spot.

Christian guy

He talked to me a lot about his faith. Was interesting. He ended up making a detour to drop me off where I needed to be. Great ride!