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Postcards
A post-card is a short message that you would send or already have send someone. Think of your driver, your hitchhiker, a friend, family, your host, someone you met on the road, etc.
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James
yeah 3 rides, some german musician folk who speak dutch with each other, 2 romanian fellas who say they where going to dortmund, and drove quite near hannover wich was odd because they changed there mind regardin on some phone calls chatting with my man justin hear recons they where most probably involved in moving girls around, they where kinda dodgey and super nice german family who live about 30 ks away but yep u guessed it drove me to the door, yeah its just how i pictured travelling when i was a junger.
James, September 14th 2008
Kai
The trip went great! But I'm actually not that sure about the spot at the bus lane.. I think there was hardly anyone driving in our direction. After about 1 hour however a very cool former hitchhiker stopped for us and brought us to the next petrol station even though it wasn't his direction either. After that it was no problem to get to Bremen. The next day hitchhiking out of Bremen was the most difficult part, it was like a cultural shock suddenly facing all these ignorant or disgusted glances from the german drivers. So different from france & netherlands, kinda sad. Thanks again for taking us in! Without you it probably would have been wild camping & a grumpy Sandra
Kai, September 3rd 2008
Shaun
my hitch to berlin was ok, took me 2 fucking day though, lol. didnt even make it to germany the first day, slept in the bushes. but had a great ride from 2 hippies from austria driving their bus around europe. i camped with them the first night, they didnt want to cross the border with all the hash they had so we had to stop and smoke it all, and had a nice campfire on which we roasted bread doe on sticks. very nice friends, they gave me their contacts to stay with them in the country side of austria.
so have fun man, ill see ya when im back in adam rock n roll
Shaun, August 27th 2008
Ralf
Hitchhiking was easy today, got a ride from the Liftersplaats in A'dam directly to Muiden service station. The guys who picked me up went to Rotterdam but were so friendly to drive a detour :), from there to Amersfoort-Noord, bad spot but got a ride in a VW Kaefer directly to Voorthuizen,there hitched to service station Lucasgat, got a ride by the worst smelling truck ever to Hengelo servicestation, and from there directly a ride from a Danish guy going all the way to Norway!! (grrr, missed chance!) 3,5 hours, no problem. Thanks for Friday night,guess I'll visit A'dam again soon :)
Ralf, September 15th 2008
