Travelling beyond the Eurozone make me a little edgy these days. It’s all so comfortable, popping over the Channel. No need to order currency in advance, banks everywhere, everyone accepting the Euro.
A couple of years ago we drove to Italy via the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, and Switzerland, popping into Germany on the way back. Only Switzerland retained its old currency but even then we could use Euros in the shops. That’s the holiday I drove over an Alpine pass while Helen was playing, ‘I can’t get over the Alps’ on her iPod. And when we drove past Interlaken while she was playing ‘Interlaken’ by the Alpine Stars.
So here, while it lasts, is part of our order of the Estonian Kroon, known as the EEK.
Fingers crossed there are banks in Talinn.
