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Is Travel Advice worse than Foodie-ism?

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No
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If it doesnt help me get clicks, it’s not worth doing
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kinda bummed. I wanted to check out Brussels, if even for a day.
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dad wrote:kinda bummed. I wanted to check out Brussels, if even for a day.
meh..maybe next time..you can get mussels and fries anywhere...
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Still get to see The Smile. #winning
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Brussels is gorgeous and a great day to be for a day, but you made a good choice.
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What happened in Brussels anyway?
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A few tussles
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the belgians eat mostly the eggs of sea birds

according to julius ceasar

if i recall correctly

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Bammer wrote:What happened in Brussels anyway?
the serious answer is... https://www.dw.com/en/belgium-police-ar ... a-68429543

even though i'm traveling to Europe for vacation I have to disclose where I'm going when traveling outside the US. That includes what countries/cities I'm visiting, the duration, and when I plan to return to the US. As part of that disclosure, we're encouraged to sign up for the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), which keeps you up-to-date on security and safety for said country you're going to be visiting. It just so happened that Belgium popped up with a high security threat, so we called an audible and opted out of the day trip.
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dad wrote:
Bammer wrote:What happened in Brussels anyway?
the serious answer is... https://www.dw.com/en/belgium-police-ar ... a-68429543

even though i'm traveling to Europe for vacation I have to disclose where I'm going when traveling outside the US. That includes what countries/cities I'm visiting, the duration, and when I plan to return to the US. As part of that disclosure, we're encouraged to sign up for the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), which keeps you up-to-date on security and safety for said country you're going to be visiting. It just so happened that Belgium popped up with a high security threat, so we called an audible and opted out of the day trip.
is paris always at a high security threat? stuff popping off there constantly.
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spike wrote:
dad wrote:
Bammer wrote:What happened in Brussels anyway?
the serious answer is... https://www.dw.com/en/belgium-police-ar ... a-68429543

even though i'm traveling to Europe for vacation I have to disclose where I'm going when traveling outside the US. That includes what countries/cities I'm visiting, the duration, and when I plan to return to the US. As part of that disclosure, we're encouraged to sign up for the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), which keeps you up-to-date on security and safety for said country you're going to be visiting. It just so happened that Belgium popped up with a high security threat, so we called an audible and opted out of the day trip.
is paris always at a high security threat? stuff popping off there constantly.
yeah, but fortunately I've not seen anything pop up as of late.

let's keep it that way.
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Spent like an hour trying to buy train tickets in Italy last night. Kept getting errors then we’d get timed out. Then payments wouldn’t work. What a painful process
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wease wrote:Spent like an hour trying to buy train tickets in Italy last night. Kept getting errors then we’d get timed out. Then payments wouldn’t work. What a painful process
Also know that trains are always late in Italy.
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spike wrote:
wease wrote:Spent like an hour trying to buy train tickets in Italy last night. Kept getting errors then we’d get timed out. Then payments wouldn’t work. What a painful process
Also know that trains are always late in Italy.
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wease wrote:
spike wrote:
wease wrote:Spent like an hour trying to buy train tickets in Italy last night. Kept getting errors then we’d get timed out. Then payments wouldn’t work. What a painful process
Also know that trains are always late in Italy.
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and they stop every 17 minutes so make sure you bring plenty of mortadella..
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doug rr wrote:
wease wrote:
spike wrote:
wease wrote:Spent like an hour trying to buy train tickets in Italy last night. Kept getting errors then we’d get timed out. Then payments wouldn’t work. What a painful process
Also know that trains are always late in Italy.
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and they stop every 17 minutes so make sure you bring plenty of mortadella..
You have no idea how excited I am to try the local meats and such. Well, maybe you do.
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When are you off to Italy wease? Soon I assume if you are buying tickets for museums etc now. We are off there in mid September through mid October.

I too am looking forward to perusing and sampling the variety of smallgoods on offer.
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wease wrote:
spike wrote:
wease wrote:Spent like an hour trying to buy train tickets in Italy last night. Kept getting errors then we’d get timed out. Then payments wouldn’t work. What a painful process
Also know that trains are always late in Italy.
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don’t listen to him wease. this is false.
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Higgs wrote:When are you off to Italy wease? Soon I assume if you are buying tickets for museums etc now. We are off there in mid September through mid October.

I too am looking forward to perusing and sampling the variety of smallgoods on offer.
We’ll be there end of June-early July. We’re starting in Paris/France, then Italy, and from there, Greece.
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