Well guys, I am still alive and in one piece. Right now I am in Georgia - hoping for having a shower as soon as possible :) I will write about my seven days long journey in Turkish trucks, irrefutable sex propositions, and any other adventures what happened to me in the last week, when I will be able to do that. Now is time to rest a bit.
czwartek, 31 stycznia 2013
czwartek, 24 stycznia 2013
the first border
Almost in Ostrava :)
BTW, I decided to visit also two non-existing countries: Nagorny Karabach and Abkhazia.
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Yesterday headache & some organisational problems with storing my belongings forced me to postpone the departure. But right now I'm finally reaching the highway. Welcome Europe!
It's hard to admit but I feel a little bit stressed... Never mind, when I'll stop the first driver, I'll catch the flow again :)
środa, 23 stycznia 2013
Georgia 2012
While I'll be hitch-hiking I recommend you to read my (and not only mine) blog from my statement in Georgia in the summer last year:
www.sazamtro2012.blogspot.com
(just in Polish)
START
I packed my backpack & I'm ready to go. It's high time to reach the highway :) I hope to sleep in Hungary tonight. Wish me a good & safe journey!
środa, 16 stycznia 2013
refresh
According to my EuroAsia hitch-hiking project my blog goes online again.
Right now it is still in the old version from the years 2008-2010. In a few days I will change its name and layout to fit my current purpose: share my newest travelling experience.
So what craziness am I going to commit? In a few words: for about six winter weeks I'll be hitch-hiking through Eastern Europe, Balkans, South Caucasus and Middle East. The general idea is to reach Iran and visit the following countries on my way there and back: Armenia. Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Greece, Georgia, Hungary, Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine (in the alphabetical order).
I strongly believe in the golden rule: the cheaper, the better, so I'm planing to minimise my cost in my typical way: hitch-hiking, CouchSurfing, etc.
Why do I want to do that? Besides of a personal reason what I'm not going to publish, I am still wondering this amazing freedom what I feel while I'm discovering new places and new people. I wanna prove to you all that hitch-hiking is an amazing experience of learning the meaning of real people's goodness what happens very often.
The countries, I'm planning to visit, are very diversified by their history, ethnics, religion, culture, political system. I hope for total immersion experience into regional cultures. Simply, I will be just an average EU citizen who goes abroad for a while.
Everywhere means nowhere. When a person spends all his time in foreign travel, he ends by having many acquaintances, but no friends.
Seneca the Younger
Right now it is still in the old version from the years 2008-2010. In a few days I will change its name and layout to fit my current purpose: share my newest travelling experience.
So what craziness am I going to commit? In a few words: for about six winter weeks I'll be hitch-hiking through Eastern Europe, Balkans, South Caucasus and Middle East. The general idea is to reach Iran and visit the following countries on my way there and back: Armenia. Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Greece, Georgia, Hungary, Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine (in the alphabetical order).
I strongly believe in the golden rule: the cheaper, the better, so I'm planing to minimise my cost in my typical way: hitch-hiking, CouchSurfing, etc.
Why do I want to do that? Besides of a personal reason what I'm not going to publish, I am still wondering this amazing freedom what I feel while I'm discovering new places and new people. I wanna prove to you all that hitch-hiking is an amazing experience of learning the meaning of real people's goodness what happens very often.
The countries, I'm planning to visit, are very diversified by their history, ethnics, religion, culture, political system. I hope for total immersion experience into regional cultures. Simply, I will be just an average EU citizen who goes abroad for a while.
Everywhere means nowhere. When a person spends all his time in foreign travel, he ends by having many acquaintances, but no friends.
Seneca the Younger
niedziela, 16 stycznia 2011
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