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... a central credit agency that people in Germany are not allow to have multiple credit cards and going bankrupt on one while jumping to apply for another. The credit agency will notify all credit card company if å person has bad credits and freeze any attempt for him or her to apply for another credit card or even buying a house until all the bad debts are cleared. I think the US should set up some similar ...

... entire world. Now it's not any more, but it still retains a large portion of its former glory. Like a lot of other cities in this area, Rīga too tried hard to become a member of the Hanseatic League. In a certain way it was almost like the European Union of our time as back then the Hansa was a synonym for economic and political stability. Twelve years after the completion of the cathedral Rīga made it. However, nothing in this world lasts forever, so neither did ...

... is everywhere. Riga has more Art Nouveau styled buildings than anywhere in the world. Since I love AN, I am happy to be spending my days here. Hoping to head north to Tallinn in Estonia as well, but Riga definitely captures you and makes you just want to have a cup of coffee and look around. I find myself constantly looking up at the onion dome church spires, which peer at you from the smallest alleyways. I will take a ...

... pleasant and bareable, it soon changed to sleet and we made our escape into a bar where we spent the remainder of the night. It was there that we had our first fruit bread, cottage cheese and pastrami sandwich. Not to be mistaken for fruit cake!! It turned out that Zane's aunty was a tour guide for Latvians in greater Europe and also a guide for foreigners in Riga. This made her extremely knowledgeable and interesting to talk to. On top of this, she was an excellent ...

... checked, the bus was driven into a shed- which all seemed a bit strange to us. We sat in the bus in the shed for about 15 minutes and then went through the border. At 5 we arrived in Riga, only 1 and 1/2 hours later than scheduled. Luckily the hostel was a short walk. Didn't know what to expect from Riga, I knew that it had an old town and was told that it was really cheap to eat and drink. Once we dumped our bags, we headed ...

... maisons sont en bois, peintes de toutes les couleurs. Les habitants sont fous des fleurs, il y en a partout ! Chaque maison est constituee d un petit ensemble architectural de type La petite maison dans la prairie, avec grange et debarras/toilettes. On a dormi dans une (chez une mamie et un papi qui nous ont accueillies et adoptees). Pas d eau courante, un puit, et toilette a l ancienne... pas d electricite biensur. La dame nous a donne du miel de la ruche, du lait de vache et des ...