QUOTE(laorfamily @ Jun 20 2009, 11:52 PM)
I like to be an optimist and make the best of everything (as long as no one gets hurt). The worst place I've been to was not the place, but the company that ruined the trip. Other then that I think that it's the adventures that we remember and tell people, good or bad.
This is a train we took in Bolivia which, promptly, ran off the tracks but even that made a hum drum, sticky, stinky and long train ride memorable.
I agree with that, the concept of this website is a bit too negative really, but sometimes the worst things do make the best stories, as you said!
Hmm, trains running off tracks does sound quite terrible - the sort of thing you'd cry about at the time, but then laugh about later.
I'd say thats how I feel about the worst place I ever stayed in, the Three Ducks Hostel in Paris - they had stolen NHS Chester bed sheets, outhouses for toilets, a trough to wash your hands in, a courtyard that all rooms backed onto in which people thought it was a good idea to have sex in, a metro line running right underneath it, and then they tried not to return our passports until 8am ('policy') even though we had to be at the airport to get home by then! Hilarious place though, looking back!
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