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  • Getting started for a new round As already a few people asked me whether I'd blog again through my travels I first thougth - well, hmm, it's taking quite a bit of time, but on the other hand side it's for a good reason. And even Posted by flavono in Brazil - 2nd leg | Jul 17, 2008
  • EduCare USA Also....hab jetzt bei AIFS gesehen, dass es ein sogenanntes EduCare Companion Programm gibt. Das heißt man ist auch Aupair (für 12monate + 6/9/12) aber man passt max 30h/woche auf die kinder (über 6jahren) auf und man geht mehr zur Uni.also Posted by Pinky in my life as an au pair! | Jul 14, 2008
  • DIE REISEROUTE REISEDATEN ROUND THE WORLD TICKET TRAVEL OVERLAND FLUGR. GMBH & CO DATE 10JULY08 WOERTHSTRASSE 49 Posted by flurina_79 in die Reiseroute | Jul 11, 2008
  • Berlin - Final Day July 3 The temperature remains unseasonablly warm, over 90 degrees. This is something Berliners are not used too. My hotel does not have air conditioning, which is not to good. The metro here is on the honor system, Posted by rshotwell in Euro Trip Part Three | Jul 6, 2008
  • Germany Alright well here we are in Berlin have now decided that after spending a bit to much money in places like Oslo and Amsterdam that i am going to head to eastern europe for a bit of cheap fun in Posted by Povah86 in EuroTrip 2008 | Jul 5, 2008
  • Berlin I have never been to Berlin before. It's a very modern city. It situated around a large central park. My hotel is located in what was formerly East Berlin. I'm able to walk to most of the Posted by rshotwell in Euro Trip Part Three | Jul 3, 2008
  • Germany I spent the afternoon and evening with Scott in Mainz. It's a college town along the Rhine. We had a bier along the Rhine and dinner. I would like to come back to this city. Mainz Cathedral [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/109725/IMG_2834 Posted by rshotwell in Euro Trip Part Three | Jul 3, 2008
  • DC through Germany Oh what a day. If it could have been any worse, I cant imagine how. First we were up until past 1:00am packing for 7:30am flight out of Birmingham. We had to wake up at 3:30 am Posted by jgglasgow in Where in the world are Jeff and Sue | Jul 2, 2008
  • Return Aupair [b]*hüpfspring* Es gibt wieder eine Möglichkeit für mich Aupair zu machen. Es gibt eine neue Regelung des US Außenministeriums, das Besagt, dass wenn das alte Aupair Jahr mind. 2 Jahre zurückliegt, man das Visum nochmal beantragen kann (voraussgesetzt man Posted by Pinky in my life as an au pair! | Jul 1, 2008
  • The Eagle Has Landed 6/29 I arrived in Germany after 11 hours of air travel. After a quick nap, Scott, myself and his friends Tom and Angie headed to a local jazz festival on the Rhine. After some brautwurst, wine, and bier, I was Posted by rshotwell in Euro Trip Part Three | Jun 30, 2008
  • Munich After Prague we spent two nights in Munich and had a ball sampling the local beers at the various beer gardens - our favourites Augustinerkeller and Hofbrauhaus, the latter was also a popular hang out of Adolf Hitler's. After the Posted by jezems in Kicking the 'Can! | Jun 25, 2008
  • Day #1 http://abd.disney.go.com/ Arrive at Frankfurt Airport Willkommen! Upon exiting customs, you will be met by an Adventures by Disney representative who will escort you to your transfer vehicle. Relax as the driver assi Posted by Gosse in Germany Trip through Adventure by Disney | Jun 25, 2008
  • No Gooooooooal Just when we thought we saw the last of travel warnings, comes this concerning our visit into Munich (http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,3439165,00.html) :) Posted by jgglasgow in Where in the world are Jeff and Sue | Jun 25, 2008
  • Insel Hombroich and Medieval Stumblings Yesterday we drove to Insel Hombroich with Lutes sister and her family. This is a place that strives to put "Kunst parallel zur Natur". If you are partial to wandering around rambling parks filled with ponds, sculptures and architecturally inspired Posted by Estebaan in Reis van de Nautilidae | Jun 21, 2008
  • Soccer update Germany will be in finals on sunday, so US embassy has sent out another warning to stay away from public viewings of the game. Posted by jgglasgow in Where in the world are Jeff and Sue | Jun 20, 2008
  • Fascinating Berlin Halo All, todays update come from the amazing city of Berlin. We have been here for 4 nights now and we head off tomorrow to Prague in the Czech Republic. Berlin has been very interesting and diverse, from finding the Posted by Simelia in Simon & Amelia's European Adventures | Jun 8, 2008
  • Surf’s up in Munich I am supposed to be on a journey to Istanbul, to the end of the West and the beginning of the East, expecting to arrive in a place that is far different from most of my travels in the States Posted by jslabovitz in On the Road | Jun 1, 2008
  • How do I get to Istanbul? Descending for the landing into Munich, I see in the distance the craggy edifices of a monumental city, reflecting white, orange, and violet in the morning. But this is an impossible city: its architecture doesn’t rise linearly, but rather explodes Posted by jslabovitz in On the Road | May 31, 2008
  • Berlin We left Helsinki on an early morning flight and were farewelled by Timo at the airport after clearing customs we headed to our departure gate - our European backpacking adventure was about to begin. We arrived in Berlin clueless as to Posted by jezems in Kicking the 'Can! | Jun 3, 2008
  • Trafalgar Day 4 - Heidelberg to Munich Woke up at 7am & had out continental breakfast - though it wasn't great! Travelled 2.5hrs to our first service stop, had a snack and loo stop, then boarded again heading towards Munich via Dachau where we went to visit Posted by willmays in Will & Meredith's European Honeymoon | Jun 3, 2008
  • Trafalgar Day 3 - Amsterdam to Heidelberg We woke up at 7am to our continental breakfast. Jumping on the bus at 8:30am we left Amsterdam, heading for our Rhine river cruise. We arrived at a little town called St Goar, where Will bought a giant pretzel & Posted by willmays in Will & Meredith's European Honeymoon | Jun 3, 2008
  • Berlin Berlin was on our short list of cities to visit in Europe. It was on this list for an entirely different reason than other European cities. Istanbul, Rome, Paris, and even Zurich surround you with art and architecture Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Jun 1, 2008
  • Hiedelberg Castle and more... June has arrived quickly here in Germany. As I mentioned in the last post, we now have another American playing out here, her name is Pikake and she is originally from Hawaii. We get along great, and I have been Posted by sonj in Life Abroad | May 31, 2008
  • an update on everyones favourite king of kings... ME!!! Hello everyone!!! well i hope that you are ready to tune into my latest installment of my trip... I guess i should start by saying that alot has happend since last time. I have now been in Newmarket for a while Posted by Chris.Erb in What a long strange trip its being | May 29, 2008
  • Aupair in Australia? So da bin ich wieder mal:) Studiere ja gerad im 2. Semester Anglistik /Amerikanistik an der TU Chemnitz. Im 5 Semester kann ich für ein paar Monate ins Auslands gehen. Natürlich würd ich sofort wieder in die USA wenn es nicht Posted by Pinky in my life as an au pair! | May 27, 2008
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