OK, from Krakow we headed to Zakopane to check out the Tatras,
thi keboard sucks, insomme random hostel in budapet,
stopped over one ngh n the ukraine, a srious culture shock,
then was debrecen in hngary, the best three nighter party of all time. full details to follow forthose whoo care.
well im out Peace!
Sunday, July 24, 2005
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Good times in Krakow
Hello me myself and I.
Its Thursday right now, and I'm sitting in an Internet cafe just down from our hostel. This place we're staying in now (after slumming it in a hotel last night after nightmares across town) is perfect, way too good for the likes of us! I think its called the Garden hostel or sth, and it doesn't officially open til monday - so we are the first and worst!
It actually started to rain for the first time on our trip as we were heading south on the train, and by the time we had been turned away from several places it was throwing down buckets - but it was still humid and refreshing. I swear its been at least 27 degrees everyday.
We went to some bar/club called Prozac last night, and took over this pub-crawl organisers night something rotten. We did a similar thing to the other yank in Warsaw from Nathan's Hostel, who he was totally slagging off.
They both deserved it, the pretentious slimeballs.
Basically, he was pissed off the girls were chatting with us and we kept getting beers when he wanted to force his will on the group. And he insulted British humour - big mistake. That coming from a guy he told the three girls at a bar joke. Oh dear.
Seriously though, we've been having loads of fun doing pretty much the same thing as in England, but with much cheaper prices, far prettier and to some extent friendlier people; and of course amazing weather. But its summer, right?
This is how Team Fresh does it!
Peace.
Its Thursday right now, and I'm sitting in an Internet cafe just down from our hostel. This place we're staying in now (after slumming it in a hotel last night after nightmares across town) is perfect, way too good for the likes of us! I think its called the Garden hostel or sth, and it doesn't officially open til monday - so we are the first and worst!
It actually started to rain for the first time on our trip as we were heading south on the train, and by the time we had been turned away from several places it was throwing down buckets - but it was still humid and refreshing. I swear its been at least 27 degrees everyday.
We went to some bar/club called Prozac last night, and took over this pub-crawl organisers night something rotten. We did a similar thing to the other yank in Warsaw from Nathan's Hostel, who he was totally slagging off.
They both deserved it, the pretentious slimeballs.
Basically, he was pissed off the girls were chatting with us and we kept getting beers when he wanted to force his will on the group. And he insulted British humour - big mistake. That coming from a guy he told the three girls at a bar joke. Oh dear.
Seriously though, we've been having loads of fun doing pretty much the same thing as in England, but with much cheaper prices, far prettier and to some extent friendlier people; and of course amazing weather. But its summer, right?
This is how Team Fresh does it!
Peace.
Monday, July 11, 2005
Welcome to Polska
We have finally arrived in sunny Warsaw (Varsava), to be fair its sunny everywhere.
It was a nission getting here from Vilnius - a 10 hour bus journey with too many stops for Team Fresh standards.
We've found an ace hostel - Nathans villa, they even lay on breakfast till 12!
We'll stay here for a couple of nights before cracking on to Krakow.
It doesnt smell as bad as the Baltic states, and the people are much friendlier than in Lithuania.
Well I smell and feet are rotting - time to wash and shave.
Peace
A-fresh
It was a nission getting here from Vilnius - a 10 hour bus journey with too many stops for Team Fresh standards.
We've found an ace hostel - Nathans villa, they even lay on breakfast till 12!
We'll stay here for a couple of nights before cracking on to Krakow.
It doesnt smell as bad as the Baltic states, and the people are much friendlier than in Lithuania.
Well I smell and feet are rotting - time to wash and shave.
Peace
A-fresh
Friday, July 08, 2005
Skonta-Riga
Today is culture day.
We will be visiting the war and/or occupation museums today for a piece of history.
The Baltic states thus far have been amazeering, but only through bingeathon tinted eyes I'm afraid to say.
We'll stay in Riga for another dsay before leaving for Vilnius, Lithuania on Saturday. Bam.
We met some nice American peace corps gals last night, but I managed my old trick of insulting their country and customs - though i dont think they noticed :p
Only joking, we love those yanks!
Okay, am off for scram now, you stay classy, the world!
edit 20:30
Got my degree classification through - a 2:1
What a relief!
Out on the beers again now - laterzzz!
We will be visiting the war and/or occupation museums today for a piece of history.
The Baltic states thus far have been amazeering, but only through bingeathon tinted eyes I'm afraid to say.
We'll stay in Riga for another dsay before leaving for Vilnius, Lithuania on Saturday. Bam.
We met some nice American peace corps gals last night, but I managed my old trick of insulting their country and customs - though i dont think they noticed :p
Only joking, we love those yanks!
Okay, am off for scram now, you stay classy, the world!
edit 20:30
Got my degree classification through - a 2:1
What a relief!
Out on the beers again now - laterzzz!
Tuesday, July 05, 2005
Tallinn
Its Tuesday the 5th of July, and we have just had a proper nights sleep for the first time since we left for Stansted airport on Sunday afternoon - not that it was dampening my spirits or anything.
It is truly beautiful here, in so many respects. I would supply proof but I forgot my camera cable - will have to wait until I return. Never mind.
We`re going to an old soviet military town today which will be fun, there is still lots of evidence of the old regime here, but this will be a blast.
I'm gonna look for some postcards today and send them out!
Peace, Ash the ranger
It is truly beautiful here, in so many respects. I would supply proof but I forgot my camera cable - will have to wait until I return. Never mind.
We`re going to an old soviet military town today which will be fun, there is still lots of evidence of the old regime here, but this will be a blast.
I'm gonna look for some postcards today and send them out!
Peace, Ash the ranger
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