Southeast Asia, the Trans Siberian and Scandenavia

a travel blog by Jason Kester

Not really travelling so much this time. Mostly, a winter at work, climbing rocks on the beach. With luck and if the motivation holds up, I'll pull out in the spring and make my way north. I've got a Russian visa for June, so maybe I'll finally make it onto that trans-siberian train.

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Munich, Germany

So I made it out of Asia, and am safely back on European soil. Things make sense here. People don't follow me down the streets and ask to take pictures. Police don't stop me every block and ask for my papers. Toilets can even flush toilet paper. I'm loving it!

Everybody already knows everything about Europe, so I'll stop recording my progress at this point. I'm already running low on motivation to see any more cathedrals. I'll probably start looking for a flight home before the month is out.

Anybody up for the Silk Roads next year?

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Jason Kester on July 1, 2004 from Munich, Germany

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Southeast Asia, the Trans Siberian and Scandenavia

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