Schloss Kapfenstein Styria

... stairs behind me and decided to take the risk, no way I wanted to tackle those stairs with my bag and I wasn&#8217;t feeling particularly well. I thought &#8220;At least if I get stuck, I can nap until someone sets me free.&#8221; I fantasized about snoozing in the elevator, head on my bag, and snapped to as the door began to close... on me.<br><br>Got to my room. Opened the door and was greeted with a stench of cigarettes, and something ...

... is lit up and glowing blue (mmm, bluuuue...), so it looks REALLY cool at night. The structure has two bridges; one goes to one river bank, and the other to the other. The cool thing about it is that it's not really built on an island, but the structure is an island itself. <br><br>The next day, Michaela took us to the Friedhof (graveyard) where my great grandparents as well as her parents are buried. We put flowers on my Ur Omi and Ur Opa's ...

... around-it really was pretty cool. Some of the clocks went off for about five minutes at least-we thought it may have been due to the fact that it was 6 o&#8217;clock but they also did it an hour later at 7 so it must be a regular thing there. We walked down the stairs after spending about an hour up at the top and grabbed yet another pizza (makes number five of the trip so far but they are a cheap option when you are out!). Walking back to the van, we ...

... From the resting station Fürstenfeld, i found a 19-year old BMW driver, who was glad to drive around in nowhere, and offered me to bring me home.. <br><br>So, here i am. I arrived at home, Fürstenfeld on Tuesday the 4th on 8pm. 4 weeks of travelling; It was a great experience at it won´t be the last time i was hitchhiking.<br><br>Cu in Maastricht, from the 23rd of August :)))<br>TIMON<br>

... for me, as I'm a vegetarian), cheese, salads, yoghurt, coffee, tea, milk, juices, fruit, jam, nutella... really really good.<br> After breakfast we take a shower and wait for the rain stops. It never happens, so finally at midday we decide taking our useless umbrellas and go to do some sightseeing. It's not very convenient touring around carrying an umbrella, bags and the camera, but we have no choice if we want to see ...

... heel actief stilstaan. Na 30 minuten kwam het verlossende woord: voor ons stond een defecte trein stil, de weg naar Wenen was geblokkeerd. ..NS zet bussen in...<br><br>Maar de OEBB is de NS niet. Zo kunnen Oostenrijkse treinen bijvoorbeeld niet achteruit rijden. Daarvoor moet dan eerst een locomotief uit Wiener Neustad komen. Dus waren we niet om 23u thuis, nee, we stonden om 23.30u opnieuw in de middle of nowhere. Met een kleine vertraging van 1,5 uur ...

hey out there!<br><br>now what a amazin day!<br>i finally arrived in zagreb, but it wasnot the best day for hitchhiking. It took me about 7 hours to make my way from ilz to zagreb.. started at 10:15 and arrived at around 17:00 in the cetre.<br>The first lift has been a romania truck diver who dropped me at resting staation arnwiesen, from there i had to wait about 90 minutes for my next lift. BUT: this lift was best ever ...

... f79f709a40fad7d02316d4a39) <br><br>I got some maps borrowed from Volker Pa. (thanks man, already helped a lot planning my route :))<br><br><br>So, last preparations are done, i need to check some safty-information about ambassies, wirte some couchsurfing-requests and check some cartoon for hitchhiking. And, if there´s time left, inform a little bit in the guidebooks i have about the western balkan...<br><br><br>cya later<br><br><br><br>

... rest stop- our usual meat and cheese on panini bread. We found our next stop at the town of Graz where we found a campsite just out of town on the tram route. This site was clean and well run and allowed us to do our laundry. Beside the camp was public pool which is the biggest pool we had ever seen. It had ducks on it and water features in the middle. We had a refreshing swim before it closed in the evening which is lucky we did as the weather turned cold the next day. We had ...

Ptuj, ville vinicole aux innombrables traditions. Au mois de fevrier (comme toujours, j'arrive en retard), les habitants du village font le festival Kurent, ou des gens se deguisent en moutons-monstres avec des masques pour faire fuir l'hiver et attirer le printemps, qui aidera la production de vin (decidemment, cette annee, ils ont manque leur coup, il va encore neiger demain!). En sirotant mon ...