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Rome to Munich

Well Contiki was now finished and can I just say what a trip. The best way to summarise it is to say... it is not a holiday, it is full on and you see a lot, but not always in detail... I really enjoyed the trip, but was glad to be having a break from the 6am rises and little sleep due to travel...

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itisme on November 23, 2006 from Munich, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe Trip 06/07

Amazing people

Hey Girls, i am reading ur blog with a lot of interest and i am so glad that i met u ... I had a wicked time with u and i miss u girls ... We had so great moments .. Remember the night Doctor Dan and i met u .. or the Wicked UV-Night ... or the Amazing Partys on Koh Phi Phi ... or just the...

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erik1984 on July 18, 2006 from Bremen, Germany

from the travel blog: Schnitzel a.k.a Bavarian Love Machine a.k.a Erik

Day 13 - 14: Gelsenkirchen

Essen & Gelsenkirchen

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bethy on July 1, 2006 from Gelsenkirchen, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe hitch

Day 7-8: Stuttgart

We left Prague early in the morning, got a tram to the outskirts of the city and hitched from there. We decided it would be easier to hitch hike slightly North before hitching west to Germany. A few lifts and lots of prostitute sightings later, we ended up in Munich where we watched the second...

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bethy on June 25, 2006 from Stuttgart, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe hitch

Day 3: Cologne

Today we cheated and got a train from the fan camp to Cologne, since it was included in the price of staying there. Once in Cologne we met up with Steve our Geordie boy and sat drinking down the Riverside for several hours before meeting up with Liam and heading over to the fan fest to watch...

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bethy on June 20, 2006 from Cologne, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe hitch

Day 2: Brussels to Dortmund

After many, many hours walking around Belgium in hunt of a permanent marker pen, we eventually found some in a post office. I came up with the fantastic idea of also buying some paint and a paintbrush (which got thrown away several hours later, but nevermind!). We quickly discovered that...

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bethy on June 19, 2006 from Dortmund, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe hitch

Back in civilization

So I made it out of Asia, and am safely back on European soil. Things make sense here. People don't follow me down the streets and ask to take pictures. Police don't stop me every block and ask for my papers. Toilets can even flush toilet paper. I'm loving it! Everybody already knows...

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Jason Kester on July 1, 2004 from Munich, Germany

from the travel blog: Southeast Asia, the Trans Siberian and Scandenavia

A lazy day in Little Istambul

Berlin, Little Istambul, 11-04-2000. Looking around while I lock my bike I know for a fact why this part of town is nicknamed Little Istambul, an area east of the famous Unter Den Linden Boulevard and home to a huge turkish immigrant population. Short rotunt women near middle age walk by...

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heraclio on November 4, 2000 from Berlin, Germany

from the travel blog: 600 km. to Berlin

Cycling under Branderburgerturm

Berlin, a campground 20 km. from Berlin centre. 10-04-2000. I leave my tent and most of my gear behind on the campground where I spent last night being the only customer for only 4 Deutch Mark a night, and cycle the last 20 km. to Berlin. I could have reached Berlin centre late afternoon...

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heraclio on October 4, 2000 from Berlin, Germany

from the travel blog: 600 km. to Berlin

An old and deserted army barracks

Berlin, 09-04-2002. With my hands still nimb early in the morning after leaving my last illegal campground, I can nonetheless sense the fast approach of spring in the misty air. It is only 60 km. more to the big metropole Berlin, the goal of this trip, but out here I am still surrounded...

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heraclio on September 4, 2000 from Berlin, Germany

from the travel blog: 600 km. to Berlin

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