Prauge, Czech Republic
20 July 2009
The thing that sucks the most about traveling by train is that it can take all..
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Budapest, Hungary
19 July 2009
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Budapest, Budapest, Magyarország
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Budapest, Hungary
18 July 2009
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Budapest, Budapest, Magyarország
I talked to Amy, a fellow fiver1, about Hungary the other day. She did a study abroad there a couple years ago, so I though she’d be someone good to talk to. She was.
Here are my notes on Hungary. Specifically, Budapest:
Progess is being made! I’m calling this Itinerary v0.2. It appears that the only country that will need a visa is Russia. Thus, I’m going to going to start my travels there since it will have to be the most planned part of this trip. I talked with Jeff last night, as he had traveled to Russia several years ago, and got some good information on places to go. I’m hoping to have trip start and end dates locked down and reserved by the end of March, along with all the Russian parts locked down and reserved.Â
I also talked with Quinn and Charlie, both of whom have indicated they would at least be interested in doing some traveling with me as well. I have calls in to Katelyn and Erin, both of whom have been and are currently in Turkey, respecitvely.
Below is a list of places that I think I would like to visit, in roughtly the order that I would visit them. I’ve also added notes (mostly to myself) about things I’d like to do there. I think this seems like a more managable list than previously. I’m also trying to setup a framework of things to do, however still allow the trip to progress organically.
Alternates:
http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/destinations/east/moscow.htm ↩
http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/destinations/east/petersbu.htm ↩
http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/destinations/scan/tallinn.htm ↩
787 Production Stop: Groupe Latécoère ↩
Birthplace of Jean-Luc Picard ↩
787 Production Stop: Messier-Dowty ↩
787 Production Stop: Messier-Dowty ↩
787 Production Stop: http://www.seattlepi.com/business/275606_italy28.html ↩
We visited Agnone a couple of years, it’s where my maternal great-grandfather was born, and  I’ve wanted to return here to just spend a few days hanging out ↩
I’ve heard this is a must ↩
787 Production Stop: Saab ↩
Not everyone. But a lot.
Jeff Staples is in El Salvador. Charlie Wyman is in Ecuador. Amelie Mabbutt and Hannah Bellinger are in Spain (although not with the same group…as far as I know). Julia Masnik and David Clausen are in London (together). Jessen Myburgh is in Greece. Alison White is in New Zealand. Katherine Staples is at St. Andrew’s in Scotland. Katie Shaiman is in Edinburgh, Scotland. Matthew Knowles was in France. Amy Dubetz is in Budapest. Amy Beck is in Buenos Aires. Lindsay Hansberry is in Europe.
There could be others, but I’m done looking through Facebook, for now, trying to figure out where everyone is. The point still stands though: A crap ton of people I know are not in the United States (or Canada or Mexico) right now.
Update:
Mesa Schumacher is in Peru. Kelly Nolan is Florence.
Next school year, Brittany Linton is going to Japan and Devan O is going to London.
Update II:
Lauren Rubinfeld is in Sydney, Australia.
Update III:
Dan Lecocq is in Japan!