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From Finland to Italy: Day 3 (Latvia, Lithuania)

05.08.2010

On Wednesday Vladi Peresson continued the journey with his new N142 Versu via the Baltic countries and Poland.

From Finland to Italy: Day 3 (Latvia, Lithuania)

The team at the premises of SIA Valtek in Jaunbērzi with the company's director Juris Narubins (right).

The first stop of the day was at Latvian Valtra distributor SIA Valtek in Jaunbērzi. The team stopped to see the company premises and also visited the nearby town of Jelgava.

Vladi and his fellow travellers then continued 150 km south to Panevėžys, Lithuania. They managed this stage in just under four hours, bringing them to the branch of local Valtra distributor UAB Rovaltra.

At five in the afternoon the travellers set off on the longest leg of the journey so far, 510 km to Warsaw. The team drove all night and took turns driving every 60 to 90 minutes. At eleven o'clock they crossed the Lithuanian-Polish border and at five in the morning they finally reached their destination, the offices of the Polish National Farmer's Union.

The team reached Lithuanian Valtra distributor UAB Rovaltra in Panevėžys in the afternoon. Director Jonas Trainaitis (right) and members of the local press were already waiting for them.

The team reached Lithuanian Valtra distributor UAB Rovaltra in Panevėžys in the afternoon. Director Jonas Trainaitis (right) and members of the local press were already waiting for them.

Images

Franco and Guido slept in a hotel in Riga having spent the previous night on the roof of the caravan. Arriving in Jaunbērzi. The team at SIA Valtek's sales outlet and workshop. <BR> The team also visited Jelgava Palace which was designed by Italian architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli.
Vladi Peresson presents some specialities from his home region of Carnia (Northern Italy) to Juris Narubins. The team at SIA Valtek's premises. Daniela Peresson and Jonas Trainaitis in Panevėžys. Leaving towards Warsaw.

Stages of the journey


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