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Europe next year...... (1 Viewer)
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MuffinMan
Juno 15/4/08 :)
looks quite expensive 
kirabolton
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I'm going on 30th december by myself for a month and a half
braindrainedAsh
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I'm hopefully going on exchange to the UK for first semester next year, and I want to see as much of Europe as I can while I am over there.
Just gotta save up!
Just gotta save up!
beccabum
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this year, from about August, for 2 months.
by myself mainly, stopping with friends/rellies, and a contiki tour.
by myself mainly, stopping with friends/rellies, and a contiki tour.
funky_a
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Awww you people are lucky. Esp natstar, since free accomodation is always a score. Two of my best friends and I made a pac that we will go to Hawaii at the end of the year. So I have to start saving up...or more precisely, find a job.
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Europe next year...
yessssssssssssssss!!!! i lived in NE England for 5mnths in Yr 10 and the thought of getting back there is what's getting me through the HSC! i made loads of beautiful friends who's couches i thoroughly intend to crash on next year. i hope to get in as much of western europe as i can. any travel tips? btw, checkout Lonely Planet's 'Europe on a Shoestring'- a bible for students everywhere!
yessssssssssssssss!!!! i lived in NE England for 5mnths in Yr 10 and the thought of getting back there is what's getting me through the HSC! i made loads of beautiful friends who's couches i thoroughly intend to crash on next year. i hope to get in as much of western europe as i can. any travel tips? btw, checkout Lonely Planet's 'Europe on a Shoestring'- a bible for students everywhere!
yeah i have that book, it's good for a quick rundown of the major cities.Liza-LaBoheme said:
i'm hoping to be backpacking around europe next year too, but it'll be to celebrate the end of my uni degree.. i have about 15 k saved up and hope to save another 10 by the end of the year.
Skittled
What did the crab do?
If any of you get to Switzerland, make SURE you go to a little place near Interlarken, called L'auterbrunnen!! Beautiful little, quiet town (with a big campsite with the best showers in all the camping grounds in Europe!) with friendly people, and awesome food...
Beyond that, senically it's spectacular: It's at the bottom of a glacial vallay, so it's got these huge, steep rocky cliffs on either side, with massive waterfalls falling off the edge of them which are lit up at night...
There are a lot of nice places and sights in Europe, and maybe this doesn't go over the cultural value of other places, but has it's own value... I was a 15 year old male when I was there, and even I could appreciate the beauty of the place.. absolutley stunning. If you can pass through it at least, it's worth the effort...
Beyond that, senically it's spectacular: It's at the bottom of a glacial vallay, so it's got these huge, steep rocky cliffs on either side, with massive waterfalls falling off the edge of them which are lit up at night...
There are a lot of nice places and sights in Europe, and maybe this doesn't go over the cultural value of other places, but has it's own value... I was a 15 year old male when I was there, and even I could appreciate the beauty of the place.. absolutley stunning.
If you can pass through it at least, it's worth the effort...