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[nibot]

I am now booked for the overnight bus from Geneve to Bratislava, leaving this Sunday at 16:00 and arriving at Bratislava at 10 the next morning. (Oh how I loathe overnight busses...) Oddly all busses to Vienna go via Bratislava. I bought the ticket for 81 francs (a 10% youth discount off of the usual fare of CHF 90) at Gare Routiere, the easy-to-overlook bus station in central Geneve. As of tonight I am living at the St. Genis hostel.

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[damenmidway.livejournal.com]

i don't know why, but i think bratislava is the best little town ever. maybe it's all the free stuff friendly slovaks give me when i'm there.
and i really think you should go to the baltics.

[inuy.livejournal.com]

Hm, I don't know anyone in the Curonian spit... I do hear it's less crowded than Palanga, which supposedly has people elbow-to-elbow on the beach, Cancun-style. Where else is possibly on your itinerary? How long do you have for the Baltic?

[nibot.livejournal.com]

Do you think it will still be crowded, even in the middle of September? It feels like off-season already. It's raining and getting cold across europe (http://splorg.org/people/tobin/projects/cern/travel.html).

My itinerary? Really, it's pretty vague at this point. There are people I intend to see in Vilnius, Riga, and Tartu (in increasing liklihood of meeting) but we haven't communicated in a somewhat disturbingly long time. (Maybe those email-spewing worms got in the way.) And then Luleå and Lund and Copenhagen. I have about a month for all of this.