Who thinks I can hit 5 countries and 10 cities in 14 days? It's happening.
Jul 4th, 2013, 08:01 AM
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"Who thinks I can hit 5 countries and 10 cities in 14 day"
Not and feat and you have a long way to go, I hit 5 in just one day.
Left my home in Southern France and flew from Girona, Spain, to Charleroi, Belgium. My friends picked me up at the airport and drove me to their place in France via Luxemburg. We drove through Schengen to a roundabout appropriately called "three borders". Took a right turn and we were in Germany.......
Not and feat and you have a long way to go, I hit 5 in just one day.
Left my home in Southern France and flew from Girona, Spain, to Charleroi, Belgium. My friends picked me up at the airport and drove me to their place in France via Luxemburg. We drove through Schengen to a roundabout appropriately called "three borders". Took a right turn and we were in Germany.......
Jul 4th, 2013, 08:33 AM
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FWIW, when our feet and stamina were great, my dear departed hub and I visited 18 Italian cities in 14 days via a first class train ticket. This was before we had learned ANYTHING about trains needing reservations. We based in Venice (flew into), Pisa, Verona and Rome (flew out of).
Since several of the towns were 1/2-day trips, and we weren't losing time changing hotels, we felt like we got enough of a taste. When we liked something, we could stay longer or return on another trip. We based in the larger and/or more touristy places to have lots to do in the evenings.
EuroFred, I too want to read your travel report!
Since several of the towns were 1/2-day trips, and we weren't losing time changing hotels, we felt like we got enough of a taste. When we liked something, we could stay longer or return on another trip. We based in the larger and/or more touristy places to have lots to do in the evenings.
EuroFred, I too want to read your travel report!
