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Monthly Archives: July 2013
A Weekend in Freiburg, Broke College-Student Style
First: Get the price of staying the night out of the way by finding a friend who’s staying there so you can crash on their floor. Bring a yoga mat and blanket or else your night will be particularly rough. … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, bächle, budget travel, college student, couchsurfing, Freiburg, Germany, hiking, Munster
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The Green Heart of Germany
A university town, Freiburg is full of students. One of the largest towns in Bavaria, Freiburg is full of tourists. Known for its high standard of living and eco-friendly politics, Freiburg is full of middle-income, environmentally conscious families. Add it … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Uncategorized
Tagged bächle, bikes, environment, Freiburg, Germany, green, nature, outdoors, The Greens, train, Vaubon
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Snapshots of Freiburg
Snapshots of Freiburg, Germany: A look into the jewel of the Black Forest. Highlights include: 1. Freiburg Bächle Roughly translated as “little streams” these are one of the cities most famous landmarks, found throughout the old city. Legend has it that … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Snapshots, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, Alps, Architecture, augustinerplatz, bächle, city, culture, Freiburg, Germany, Markthalle, Munster, nature, outdoors, photo, schauinsland, schlossberg, travel
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Street Art: A Glimpse of a City
I live on a not-so-pretty street. It’s near the center of the city but not in the center of the city and filled with pot holes and graffiti. In American suburbs graffiti is considered juvenile vandalism that must be punished … Continue reading
On Hesitation, Adaptation and Postcards – The Truth About Moving Abroad
Originally, I didn’t want to move to Italy. When I showed my hesitation my friends usually responded, “What! Why?”, then looked off into the distance, imagining driving through sun-kissed fields of olive trees and vineyards while stories of love and … Continue reading
Posted in Italy
Tagged adventure, culture shock, differences, expat life, family, farmhouse in tuscany, home, Italy, Monza, necessary adaptations, postcards, Under The Tuscan Sun
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