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Early November I finally registered for this wiki, I made some new entries for cities such as [[Valencia]] and [[Granada]]. I hope they are useful.
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Early November Robin finally registered for this wiki. As a start he made some new entries for cities such as [[Valencia]], [[Barcelona]] and [[Granada]].  
  
 
==My experience with hitchhiking==
 
==My experience with hitchhiking==
I have hitchhiking experience in the [[United Kingdom]], [[Netherlands]], [[Germany]], [[France]], [[Czech Republic]] and [[Spain]]. I am planning to do a hitchhiking trip from [[Amsterdam]] to [[Istanbul]] winter 2007.
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I have hitchhiking experience in the [[United Kingdom]], [[Netherlands]], [[Germany]], [[France]], [[Czech Republic]] and [[Spain]]. I am planning to do a hitchhiking trip from [[Amsterdam]] to [[Istanbul]], starting february 2007.
  
 
Currently I live in [[Spain]], [[Barcelona]]. I also have a CouchSurfing [http://couchsurfing.com/robino profile].
 
Currently I live in [[Spain]], [[Barcelona]]. I also have a CouchSurfing [http://couchsurfing.com/robino profile].
  
 
==My philosophy on hitchhiking==
 
==My philosophy on hitchhiking==
Hitchhiking is a sport. For me it is not about cheap travelling, but about meeting random people of whome some never turn out to be so random at all.
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Hitchhiking is a sport. For me it is not about cheap travelling, but about sharing, and meeting random people of whome some never turn out to be so random at all.
  
I believe also in ´hitchhiking karma´. I generally sense which cars stop for me, and which persons to talk to when waiting for a ride. But more important, you always end up getting those rides which are mend for you.
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[[Image:Granada.jpg|right|thumb|234px|Me hitching from Valencia to Granada]] I believe also in ´hitchhiking karma´. I generally sense which cars stop for me, and which persons to talk to when waiting for a ride. But more important, you always end up getting those rides which are meant for you.
[[Image:Granada.jpg|right|thumb|234px|Me hitching from Valencia to Granada]] My longest waiting time never exceeded over an hour.
 
  
I strongly believe in a hitchhiker with an active attitude, walking up to people and talking to them to ask them for a ride. Whether you are waiting at a service station, restarea or simply at a roundabout or traffic lights where cars stop.
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My longest waiting time never exceeded over an hour (two knocks down the wooden table).
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I strongly believe in a hitchhiker with an active attitude; walking up to drivers and talk to them to ask them for a ride. Whether you are waiting at a service station, restarea or simply at a roundabout or traffic lights where cars stop.
  
 
I highly recommend to at least speak some hitchhiking sentences in the language of the country where travelling.
 
I highly recommend to at least speak some hitchhiking sentences in the language of the country where travelling.

Revision as of 19:08, 16 November 2006

Early November Robin finally registered for this wiki. As a start he made some new entries for cities such as Valencia, Barcelona and Granada.

My experience with hitchhiking

I have hitchhiking experience in the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, France, Czech Republic and Spain. I am planning to do a hitchhiking trip from Amsterdam to Istanbul, starting february 2007.

Currently I live in Spain, Barcelona. I also have a CouchSurfing profile.

My philosophy on hitchhiking

Hitchhiking is a sport. For me it is not about cheap travelling, but about sharing, and meeting random people of whome some never turn out to be so random at all.

Me hitching from Valencia to Granada

I believe also in ´hitchhiking karma´. I generally sense which cars stop for me, and which persons to talk to when waiting for a ride. But more important, you always end up getting those rides which are meant for you.

My longest waiting time never exceeded over an hour (two knocks down the wooden table).

I strongly believe in a hitchhiker with an active attitude; walking up to drivers and talk to them to ask them for a ride. Whether you are waiting at a service station, restarea or simply at a roundabout or traffic lights where cars stop.

I highly recommend to at least speak some hitchhiking sentences in the language of the country where travelling.