European members trip planning

Dan D · 03-03-09, 08:51 AM

If not something gets in my way, I will show up.
I would take a car and could pick up 4 people.
U 995, yes, never been there.

Just an idea:
Nealito and all the others who take the long trip across the big pond:

If anybody is planning to prolong his stay, because who knows, when you will make it to Europe again, feel free to contact me.
Especially Eastern Europe is an interesting place to go now after the fall of the iron curtain because everything is still in change.

So why not visit places like Berlin, Prague or Warsaw, too, while you are here?

An example: There are very cheap flights from Dortmund to Warsaw, shuttles for the Polish workers in Germany to fly home over the week-end. I could drop you off at the Dortmund airport.

For those, who probably feel the pioneering spirit of their ancestors:
I met quite a few young Americans in Warsaw who permanently live there as English teachers, pub owners, event/tourist managers, journalists for English speaking newspapers etc. You could become part of the network of Americans abroad, too.

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03-03-09, 08:51 AM	#5
Dan D Grey Wolf Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: 9th Flotilla Posts: 839 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	If not something gets in my way, I will show up. I would take a car and could pick up 4 people. U 995, yes, never been there. Just an idea: Nealito and all the others who take the long trip across the big pond: If anybody is planning to prolong his stay, because who knows, when you will make it to Europe again, feel free to contact me. Especially Eastern Europe is an interesting place to go now after the fall of the iron curtain because everything is still in change. So why not visit places like Berlin, Prague or Warsaw, too, while you are here? An example: There are very cheap flights from Dortmund to Warsaw, shuttles for the Polish workers in Germany to fly home over the week-end. I could drop you off at the Dortmund airport. For those, who probably feel the pioneering spirit of their ancestors: I met quite a few young Americans in Warsaw who permanently live there as English teachers, pub owners, event/tourist managers, journalists for English speaking newspapers etc. You could become part of the network of Americans abroad, too.