Europe myth # 6... Don't bother with blades or scooters due to the cobblestones
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Europe myth # 6... Don't bother with blades or scooters due to the cobblestones
There's not that many cobble stones anywhere...well at least no where near as much as other fodorites seemed to indicate.<BR><BR>I even saw a scooter (the push kind not the motor kind) used in a cobblestone village in the provence region.
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What happened to the rest of Jack's myth postings. Was there something wrong with them? I actually never read much more than part of a few of them. But now, all seem to be missing but this one.<BR><BR>I'm looking for the one about lefthand-side-of-the-road driving and the myth of needing an automatic transmission.<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>
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I don't really remember the others accurately.<BR><BR>Perhaps I don't even have this one exactly right<BR><BR><<the one about lefthand-side-of-the-road driving and the myth of needing an automatic transmission.>><BR><BR>I think there was one about something involving "German autobahn drivers"? Maybe along the lines that Germany is not the only country where drivers go incredibly fast. I only partly agree with this one. Many drive 150-180 in a number of countries, but Germans (both in and outside Germany) seem to be the most prevalent, driving (WELL) above 200 kph.<BR>