Managing government mail digitally - from a campsite in Austria

Have had a digital mailbox for several years. Kivra is our name. Works great and nice to know that we can be anywhere and still get our important mail.

Looking forward to more facts about Zalsburg. Will drive down in the autumn!

I also wonder why some countries, such as the Czech Republic where you have been, are not visited in the same way as, for example, Austria? Is it to do with the language? That they are former Eastern Bloc countries? That you believe that the standard of living and thus service, hotels, food, road standards and other things are lower than in the rest of Europe? At least I have several such preconceived and prejudiced thoughts. For me, it is also the case that I feel best in and am attracted to places where I speak and understand the language. I don't like to feel very "touristy" - even if you are, of course - and I feel more at home if I can both understand and speak the language. Since I belong to a generation that studied several languages and also travelled a lot in Europe as a young person, it feels more interesting to stay in countries where you even understand the letters. Greece, for example, is just pure Greek to me even though it is such a beautiful country. It's all the better that you show off these gems!

Have also had Kivra for many years, works great. I have a lot of digital, my poor mobile phone is heavily loaded 😀 but so smoothly.
Looks nice on your campsites, gets a little jealous, but that was then, that, good memories also taste good.

We have the digital mailbox via the Swedish Tax Agency and My Authority Mail. Good that you get a reminder when letters arrive. The countries you have now visited are also on my wish list for the autumn. In the summer we prefer to be at home and this year it suited us perfectly. Exciting to follow you and get tips.

I am so happy to see that you are in Salzburg now. Austria is close to my heart, much because I have worked there and have my girlfriend in Zell.
Of course Salzburg is a beautiful city and so nice with the view from the campsite. Short distances and you can see what you want to see by walking. Perfect to roll down with the bike from the campsite.
The picture where Helena is standing on the bridge, if you continue on the left side along the river on Müllner Hauptstrasse. You will soon come to an old monastery, which is a brewery. It's called Augustinerbräu-Kloster Mülln on Lindhofsstrasse. Large indoor halls, you get your sling from the shelf and get it refilled from the beer barrel. There are also places to get something to eat. A garden with large trees that provide nice shade, sometimes there can be bumpa music or cello. A place we always visit, nostalgic memories from the 70s hahaha.
Gives another tip but then you have to go with the campervan. Don't know where you are going next, but didn't you mention Zell? Then you can drive towards Werfen, A10 south, about 1 hour drive and arrive at Eisriesenwelt. Which in our opinion is a fantastic ice cave located up in the mountain, not down underground. You go with small buses, a short cable car and then you have to walk a bit. Warm clothes, because it is cold in the cave. Lovely view from the top of the mountain. The whole thing takes a couple of hours, so don't wait until late afternoon.
East of Salzburg, the town of St Wolfgang on the lake of the same name. The famous operetta White Horse, Im Weissen Rössl.
A little further along that road, you have the lovely little town of Hallstatt, built on the side of the mountain and with a cemetery of skulls!
My goodness you can stay there forever, if I'm going to keep giving you tips. That's it for today hahaha
Hugs from us in 30gr shadow heat and not a cloud in the sky.

The campsite is really nice with the best view in the world! Well chosen there.
That few people visit the Czech Republic is probably due to the fact that the country is a former eastern state and has not really succeeded in profiling itself as a "tourist country". But you are doing your best to promote the Czech Republic:-)
Salzburg is beautiful. You should go up to Festung Hohensalzburg which is a castle. Now I don't know if you are so fond of sweets, but if you are, you just have to try the city's speciality called Salzburger Nockerln. I recommend sharing a portion, as the dessert is incredibly sweet.

We have unfortunately never travelled in these beautiful areas, maybe in a few years! 🙂
We also use Kivra, a perfect mailbox!

Take care and enjoy.......+ 30 here today....Puuuhhhhhhh

Salzburg is a wonderful city. Really nice. Have been there many times and in different seasons. Nice to hike in the mountains above the city. Can understand that it is nice to spend a few days in a comfortable campsite.
Of course, a digital mailbox and we have also had KIVRA for quite a while and it works perfectly. Perfect because we are away a lot and you don't have to deal with a lot of paper...
Stay well and enjoy Salzburg. Clearly cooler than here.

Austria, the country, the people, the nature, the food, the ski slopes, the better campsites, are among the best I know in Europe. We stopped going there when the Go Box was introduced. We have to start with E-Boks as well.

How beautiful it looks there in Salzburg!

I had no idea about that e-service. Seems great! Will probably test 🙂

Hug Lena