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The night train

The last few days have been crazy. I made it into Frankfurt, and managed to meet up with Dan the next day with little problem (picture below of the Frankfurt train station). I had made a one night reservation in Frankfurt, thinking that we could find a place to stay and figure out things from there. This would normally not be a problem as it is the off season for tourism, but there was some sort of huge festival -- everything was booked full. So, having no plan -- I will admit we had no real plan other than to head south to warmer weather -- we headed south. We booked ourselves a night train to Barcelona.

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I am glad to say that I am writing to you in Barcelona now. The trip was just about 24 hours. We made a short stop off in Paris, I had heard that the French don“t like to speak english, oh man -- we will need to have our plan together when we head back there. After trying to deal with German, French and now Spanish, I appreciate the friendliness of the people here.

Well we are worn out and are now trying to work out a place to stay the next few nights. When traveling you really get down to your basic needs -- water, food and a place to get horizontal. I have had little more than a shower in a sink since leaving Israel. We have certianly found ourselves in the thick of an adventure.

Posted by foltz.45 11:08 AM Archived in Spain

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Johnny,

Read up on your journey thus far and I wanted to say hey. I hope everything continues to go great and that you and Dan enjoy your adventure to the fullest.

Take it easy.

Barber

03.08.2007 by barber107

Hey Johnny,
Gotta love the 'ol night trains! I thought brushing up on my spanish for Barcelona would be a good idea, but it never really helped us there- Catalan is a whole nother game! Good luck and have fun!
Emily

03.08.2007 by EmPierce16

Hi Johnny:
Hope things are warmer now - good luck with your Spanish.
Love, Mom & Dad

03.08.2007 by jfoltz

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