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August 26, 2004I Am Quite Airy
Many people have been asking asked me about my itinerary so I thought I'd share. First things first, there is no actual itinerary..... just a basic (but well researched) plan. Second, I hesitate to state all the places I plan to see and go for a few reasons... but mainly because I think the plan might be a little too ambitious and I probably won't be able to do everything. So this is a list of the highlights and "most probables". For those of you interested in the itinerary, here's the basic (but well researched) plan: Here's where the plan gets real sketchy. I have to take into consideration the fact that End of December - Take the Trans Siberian Railway from Moscow to either Beijing or to Vladivostok. If I end up in Vladivostok, then I'll take the ferry straight to Japan. Christmas - I do apologize for not making it home for Christmas (Mom, Dad, Eric) but I plan to ship cool trinkets for everyone and hopefully help clear my name. January - Japan, China, Hong Kong Whew! Thanks to all for putting up with my constant (seemingly obsessed) nature about this. Again, I realize that it's an ambitious plan, but well.... if you know me then you know I don't do anything half assed. Comments
It's good to find someone else heading out around the same time! Have you checked out Volunteers for Peace? Their programs are some of the most affordable I've found, $200-400 for 2 or 3 weeks. www.vfp.org. Maybe I'll see you in Asia... Posted by: Amy on August 27, 2004 01:28 PMGreat idea. Great that you took the decision and go for it. Regarding itinerary (Germany, Czech, Austria) I would suggest starting in northern Germany, moving on towards Berlin and from there straight to the Czech Republic, since traffic connections are good. I do not think you will be more or less approached in a positive or negative way than any other female tourist/traveller. As far as I see, there is no negative mood against Americans, it is partially existing against George Bush, though. I wish you lots of fun, great experiences, meeting good people and enjoy the various food on the way (which is one of my pastimes). Bye, Manfred |
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