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printed posters:

[tzizimine]

Oooooh!!!!

[CanRay]

Shiny!  I want a set!!! 

[rasmusnicolaj]

So cool. Would love to have a set.

A friend of mine has just been in Seattle and he brought home a stack of maps and a turist guide as a suvenir for me. Nive fella 
(I live in Denmark so personal area knowledge of Seattle is lagging a bit).

Rasmus

[CanRay]

It's not much better if you live in Northern Ontario or Southern Manitoba, Canada. 

Yeah, I think some of the folks on the boards in Seattle might be able to help out a number of folks with road maps.  A lot better than trying to rely on MapQuest/Google Maps unless you have a fairly large tablet PC for the table.  Or a Poster-Sized Printer.

[rasmusnicolaj]

It's not much better if you live in Northern Ontario or Southern Manitoba, Canada. 

At least it is the same continent 

Rasmus

[CanRay]

So, what's Rome like? 

[rasmusnicolaj]

So, what's Rome like? 

I Have been in Rome several times 

Rasmus

[CanRay]

And Paris?  Dunkirk?  Dieppe?  Berlin (before and after The Wall)?

[Zilfer]

And Paris?  Dunkirk?  Dieppe?  Berlin (before and after The Wall)?

And after the second wall.

[rasmusnicolaj]

And Paris?  Dunkirk?  Dieppe?  Berlin (before and after The Wall)?

Paris yes, but have only made that one trip to France.
Berlin after the wall - I'm not that old...
And London, Manchester, Nothingham, Prag, Budapest, Athens, Istanbul, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Düseldorf, Wiena, Napels, Pisa, Amsterdam and a lot of other places. Years ago I used a summer to backpack through Europe and the rest a from more regular vacations and business trips 

Rasmus

[Zilfer]

And Paris?  Dunkirk?  Dieppe?  Berlin (before and after The Wall)?

Paris yes, but have only made that one trip to France.
Berlin after the wall - I'm not that old...
And London, Manchester, Nothingham, Prag, Budapest, Athens, Istanbul, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Düseldorf, Wiena, Napels, Pisa, Amsterdam and a lot of other places. Years ago I used a summer to backpack through Europe and the rest a from more regular vacations and business trips 

Rasmus

Sounds awesome, kind of wish to do that but I think i'm a little scared to be in the unknown, especially if i get to parts where i don't speak the language!!! xD I'll stick to Washington for now.

[CanRay]

Sounds awesome, kind of wish to do that but I think i'm a little scared to be in the unknown, especially if i get to parts where i don't speak the language!!! xD I'll stick to Washington for now.

I walk five blocks and I'm somewhere that I don't speak the language. 

[Zilfer]

Sounds awesome, kind of wish to do that but I think i'm a little scared to be in the unknown, especially if i get to parts where i don't speak the language!!! xD I'll stick to Washington for now.

I walk five blocks and I'm somewhere that I don't speak the language. 

Guess I wouldn't be leaving my house then! XD

[rasmusnicolaj]

Sounds awesome, kind of wish to do that but I think i'm a little scared to be in the unknown, especially if i get to parts where i don't speak the language!!! xD I'll stick to Washington for now.

Yes it is always cool to travel. A lot of people speak english (or german in central Europe) and generally almost everywhere people are curious and like to talk to strangers - even if talking is sign language. I have discussed soccer in Turkey with a local guy and a man from Holland. Great fun. Nobody understood each other (the guy from Holland I could talk both english and german with but in the passionate discussion he switched to dutch and I don't think nobody understand that  ) but we communicated none the less.
Maybe expect border guards in Bulgaria. They actually carry AK-47's and they are not very friendly (at least 20 years ago). Bad combination but bribery work wonders.

Rasmus