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Why is driving and parking so fucked in Australia?

>Parking is $45.75
>Register a car in WA is like $1200 a year
>Cheapest without concession is $699, and a 4 cylinder is $773
>Diesel is $180 for 110L
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>>2917649
you can buy a clanker off gumtree for about tree fiddy. not roadworthy but who cares. the fine for riding dirty is the same as the reggo fee
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>>2917649
Diesel is $2.80 in the cities mate
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>>2917649
aus government are useless and greedy, only interested in stealing as much money as they can via taxes and instituting more nanny state laws

I was coming down off uppers and had to go for a walk to slow my mind, so I stepped out onto the avenue past midnight with my hands deep in the coat I got from a thrift shop. Everyone still out here moved with a reason and a sense of belonging, a delivery bag on a bike or a cab door swinging open, and I drifted between them flat and quiet, probably looking a little odd strolling at this hour. Holiday lights blinked along the fire escapes and the moon hung over a dumpster smoldering behind a diner. Somehow I felt more awake with every block, warm and easy against the cold. A squirrel scrambled up the brick while two cats watched it from a stoop, and I laughed out loud at the two of them. Steam rolled up from a grate and the breeze carried it across the crosswalk where a group of friends in scarves sang their way home, breath clouding under the heavy streetlight, their voices bright against the night. The city glowed in every lit window and every passing headlight, and I walked on slow with my chest open to the cold, wide awake and grateful to be out here breathing it in and feeling nice.
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>>2916571
Lay off the drugs loser
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>>2916571
Elementary school, low resolution writing by a ratshit drug user
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>>2916571
I'm South Asian btw, not sure if that matters
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>>2916571
When I was a teenager we had a branch of Jackson creek that ran through our property, but to get to it we had to go through 1/4 mile of treacherous swamp. Most of the way was either flooded, mudholes or quicksand, so you had to jump from tree root to tree root. Mpst of the time the only place to stand on solid ground was tree roots and sometimes they would all be covered in moss and swamp slime so if you didn't land your foot correctly you would slip off the root and there's nothing to grab or hold and you get swallowed by the swamp. We always made sure someone was with us, none of us went back there alone because we've all had to pull eachother out of quicksand and mudholes that we would not have survived alone.
I don't what this has to do with your post but I'm getting old and I think there's an instinct when you get older to ramble on at people.

Local food, living like the locals, getting away from it all. A happier, simpler lifestyle.
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>>2915813
>Could have been drowning in foreign clunge
>Messaging his whore ex wife instead
This is about as reddit as you can get
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>>2915802
>Local food
eats at western focused hipster places
>living like the locals
preaches white liberal values wherever he goes
>getting away from it all
only goes to major cities
>happier
...
>simpler lifestyle
in a new country every week
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I was so dissapointed when he necked himself instead of fucking off to vietnam like he always said.
And even more for being a top cuck to such vapid whore.
*insert forced corny joke here I guess*
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>>2917283
The kind of retard that doesn't live in his mom's basement.
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>>2915802
>Let your gf get the cream sauce
>Let her have it raw
>Hang yourself

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Heading there 11-21 January with my wife, our 2yr old, and our 4yr old. Any recommendations on things to do or things to avoid, where to stay, and how long to stay there? We'll be renting a SUV and bringing car seats. I speak enough Spanish to get around. We'll probably stay in a hotel in San Salvador for 2 nights and Air BnBs the rest of the time, then a hotel near the airport the night before our flight. My 4yr old likes animals (any kind) and my 2yr old likes dinosaurs and heavy machinery. Should we bother with a stroller at all? Or just backpack child carriers? It'd be nice to have somewhere for them to sleep during mealtimes and such but they can sort of do that in the rigid frame hiking carriers we have.
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Anyone know how healthcare is in El Salvador? I just saw a comment in an article where Bukele is claiming to have revamped healthcare there so it's the "best in the world". Do they have medical tourism set up so that patients can fly in, speak with a physician IN ENGLISH, and get treated?
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>>2913818
Im a trans Indian BTW if that matters and my h1b visa renewal got denied, currently in Appalachia
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>>2915403
As a white incel i can assure you they treat sexuel deviants appropriately in el salvador
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Can we actually discuss El Salvador please?
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>>2909086
I spent two weeks there last year. This was my favorite restaurant.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/RpkGiZw9xBPWFb6d6?g_st=ic

Hacinada Real

I don’t really know much about what to do with children other than the national library was pretty cool. And there’s a lot of kids stuff in there.

I had a great time. People were lovely. About 30% of my interactions people spoke English and wanted to. Clean, safe, affordable, good quality food. I’d say get out to the beach. I did zona Rosa and beach.

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God don't want me yet.
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>>2917363
If you've ever read Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" you find out what a piece of shit Krakauer is. In the newer editions there's an afterword in which he alludes to some sort of "controversy" where a lot of people hate him, but never ever says what it's all about. Basically he blew off everyone who needed help, left them to die, and crawled into his tent to cry. Meanwhile, Anatoli Boukriev went up and down the mountain three times to rescue almost everyone no matter which teams they were on -- the only people who died were Boukriev's team-lead employer, who was stranded all the way at the top, and a bunch of people on Krakauer's "team". Then Krakauer made up a bunch of shit smearing Boukriev and the leader of Boukriev's team to make himself look like less of a pathetic scumbag.
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For me it's the 2008 K2 disaster.
This shit is like a ready-made movie script. If you saw some of the things that actually happened in a theatre you'd call them cliche.
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>>2917390
Indians are survivors. We're like grass, empires rise and fall, we simply bend over, thrive in the most hostile environments and continue to exist by being neutral-good with everyone. Indians will inherit the Earth.

>>2917367
>>2917389
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>>2917390
>not helping a laden 85kg someone in a hypothermic, hypoxic coma to get down an icy mountain from >8000metres in bad weather at dusk/night makes u a bad person
trying to do that is a 50% of death to yourself
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>>2918177
>amateur mountaineer Krakauer = bad for being in an exhausted hypoxic state and not saving multiple ppl during a storm in twilight/night where the professional leader breaks life-critical rules to get a sick man to the top.

You sound like u've never walked up a hill. Rob Hall intentionally commit suicide because he knew it was all his fault.

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I am likely going to Stockholm in December for a trip. How long should I stay, what in Stockholm kick ass, what should I avoid or otherwise be aware of? Also do the women want to fuck Americans?
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>Stockholm in December
sounds miserable. maybe you can catch some metal shows if you like that
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I just took a trip to Stockholm and really enjoyed it. Although I went in August so weather was peak.. in December im not sure. I really liked Drottningholm castle, go early and walk the gardens before the tour groups come. Id take the train there in the AM and then take the ferry back to Stockholm. Was pretty cool and if you time it right the return ferry will be almost empty since it first comes right around when you'll be finishing (assuming you are one of the first ones in the palace). There is a really cool scifi bookshop with tons of vintage books from the golden era of fantasy and scifi - its called Stockholm Science Fiction Antikvariat. Id recommend spending a day walking around Sodermalm and Ormsaltaren in general. I really liked those areas, felt more chill and authentic. Less luxury shopping and tourist traps. For Museums, I liked the Vasa, the National Museum, and my favorite was The Hallwyl Museum. Make sure to ask to go on the tour to the portrait room. It is by tour only and in winter they only do tours in Swedish. Now as a friendly non swede they may take pity on you and just bring you up there for free if you're very polite.

In general I loved stockholm, and found it better than Copenhagen. It was more calm and had more greenspace, and all of the waterfront views were amazing. I also found the people to be really really friendly and helpful. Idk what people mean when they say swedes are offputting, could not be further from the truth. Also the seafood is fucking incredible. Had Turbot for the first time in my life and it was genuinely one of the best meals ive ever had. Get swedish meatballs if you want but desu I used all my meals on Seafood after I did them once and had the Signature pastry of theirs for a breakfast. Toast Skagen is great.

If you want a hotel recc, Hotel at Sixx was great and had a nice breakfast buffet. Great sauna too, which in December you'll really want.
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>>2913277
What's up with all the Thai massage places in Stockholm? You'd think Sweden would be the place to easily find Swedish style massages.
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>>2913277
>. How long should I stay,
When in all districts the police and women recognise you from local news alerts then its time to leave.
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>sthlm in dec
Sorry to hear, bud.
>How long should I stay
Frankly, don't. I'm not an angry chud, I'm born and raised here with tons of experience of worldwide travel. It's just a bad time to visit.
>what should I do
If you have to come, walk around town. It can be pretty. Sometimes you get lucky and get snow, but December is a bad bet. January is typically where you get the pretty stuff. Nothing really to be wary of, it's a safe and quiet city. No tourist traps. It's just going to be a lot of walking around looking at buildings in the dark. If you like solitude and introspection it might be rewarding.
>do the women want to fuck Americans
No, not particularly. Winter is not the right time to look for hookups in any sense. Not saying it's impossible, but I doubt it. Most people wake up early, work, go back home, eat dinner and sleep. Sometimes maybe you go out for dinner with a friend, but definitely not looking for outsiders to butt in.

Flew home four days ago and I am still not fully back. We rented a car in Athens and drove three hours south into the Peloponnese with no real plan, found a village my husband had circled in a guidebook from 1987, parked outside the walls and walked in. The butcher was open. A woman was arguing on a balcony. We bought bread from a bakery the size of a closet and ate it on a step in the square under a plane tree that had no business still being alive. In the afternoon we drove down to the coast and swam off rocks, no beach, just rocks and water so clear you could see the bottom twenty feet down and the bottom was just more rock, pale and clean. We dried off in the sun and drove back up to the village and sat outside the one kafeneion and drank coffee that arrived without being asked about and watched nothing happen for two hours and I have been to forty-one countries and I cannot tell you what was happening in those two hours except that I was completely inside something and not outside looking at it and that almost never happens to me anywhere.
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>>2915276
>sharing a hole with niggers and jeets
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>>2915274
It's lovey dovey honeymooner bullshit that's unfit for /trv/, a community of jaded celibate tramps and drooling coomer bums. We don't go for Ro Mance here.
>>2915276
This is the whore experience that anti-whore propagandists insist all whoring is like. Of course it's not. There's plenty of whores (especially the older ones) who enjoy comforting lonely guys and satisfying their needs without the complexities of Ro Mance. Bonus points if you are an awkward needy boy. I saw an 18 year old incel at a dive bar in Mexico celebrating his birthday with his male relatives. The bar mama started petting him and he reached up to stroke her hands. All kinds of bawdy talk and laughter ensued, then she took him into the back room for about 45 minutes. When he came out, the whole bar broke into cheers. This is why spics have such natural confidence. They aren't constantly being belittled with insults and demotivational propaganda. Don't have a gf? Feeling lonely? Go out with the primos and they help you find a woman.
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>>2915329
>and then everyone clapped
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>>2915329
That ain't propaganda brother. I've had a ball rash for 3 years.
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>>2915366
Have you tried washing it? Was she trans? Did it spread to your wife?

I'm wanting to go camping in rural Germany next year. Travel around on the trains and buses, starting in NRW where I used to live as a kid (Dad was British Army) What's the situation like over there right now in terms of third worlders? I get that the cities are just as bad as the UK, but what is the countryside like? I want to see beautiful scenery and quaint little villages without having to fight my way through hordes of hijabs.

Where should I avoid?
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>>2909450
>no wild camping
>check for dedicated places
officially not
but there are some loopholes
bivouacs are allowed, so if the weather is nice in summer you can just sleep without a tent

Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern also have what is called
>Jedermannsrecht
you can camp for one night in a tent as a traveler on foot, bike, horse or canoe as long as it's not explicitly forbidden

if you have a camper / van you can just park wherever and stay for 10h to restore aka sleep
>Fahrtüchtigkeit (the ability to drive)

even if all of that doesn't apply

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>Haltern am See
lmao
Also I think you should definitly fly Eurowings!
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>>2914686
Also no one will care if you're not around people.
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>>2914685
Aren't the 2nd and 3rd generation ones worse?.

I was talking to a turk in Berlin must have been 2nd 3rd generation , some political party called Hans and Turkoid, trying to merge working class Turks and Germans and his whole speil was how they had to destroy capitalism and germany because germany was a colonial state. The guy was a smooth talker though like mamdami so he will probably govern you soon.
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>>2908140
Yeah those wonderful atheist stone blocks are so much more beautiful.

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Going to Louisville for a few days. Anything fun to do here besides KFC and bourbon?
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>>2916925
>historic area is ruined by an interstate
cringe
usually I just drive and then get out to snap photos of houses I like
Wheeling WV had some really interesting old houses - like older than usual cuz its on the Ohio River so it could be settled earlier than most frontier-places usually Italianate is as old as it gets but these were maybe 1840-1850 vintage is my guess - really distinctive facades. Too bad Wheeling kinda is disappointing overall - it's a cool location and has a great bridge you can walk across to get good pictures of the Ohio River - esp if its full.
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>>2916926
yeah in the 1950s-60s preserving old buildings wasnt on anyone's mind, it was all about NEW NEW NEW
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Go to the caves. Best shit ever. You will have to drive a bit but cave city is awesome.
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>>2917002
If you're into outdoors stuff, there are also some really good rivers near Louisville where you can rent a Kayak. They do shuttles from the end back to the start. Elkhorn and the Blue River are both good. Floyds Fork is fun, but there's no shuttle.
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>>2917152
>Floyds Fork
Breathlessly beautiful landscape there

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I'm behind the camera literally crying. Only Singapore could make this. Only in Singapore can you see such beauty. I came to Singapore via bus and was leaving via airport. It was one last "Singapore is legendary" moment.
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>>2912600
Forgot to mention I'm South Asian btw. Not sure if that matters.
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>>2912631
Are you also trans, saar, I mean maaam?
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>>2912600
Trees AND water? In one place?
Incredible.
Singapore-sama… you truly are the most interesting place on earth. I kneel…
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>>2912600
It's just an airport. India has dozens of these type of places.

In your opinion, what is the best burger place in Berlin?
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>muh best restaurant
Fuck off back to £eddit with that shit. Nowhere is "the best", it's all marketing hype.
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>>2909464
They don't let indians into KitKat. Stop larping.
>>2909277
BurgerCity
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>>2912165
I understand you speak from experience, don't worry anon i've seen a literal Polo wearing Indian in Berghain you can try your luck there/
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>>2912195
Times really are tough for clubs then aren't they?
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>>2912195
He was just there to delivery food and leave.

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I am currently visiting Appalachia but the internet here is too shitty to post the photos I took today. I will be in the area for the next week. Would anyone like to read a liveblog? If that guy who uh poverty travels can do it, maybe I can too. But only if y'all want it. I don't wanna make waves.

I guess I can start with some text. I'm staying near the Cane River which feeds into the Nolichucky River which then feeds into the Tennessee River, reaching Chattanooga in I dunno 150 mi of twists and turns and the mighty Mississippi in many more. The Nolichucky River damn famously came close to getting btfo during Helene.

This area got shrekt by Helene. The river is currently flooded by Isaias-remnants, but you can see the river is less than half as high as it was during Helene from the scar on the bank.

Looks like they must have rebuilt much of the road to get here, and I had to cross a one lane bridge where the other lane got partially wiped out by Helene (assuming) and they are still rebuilding it 2 years later.

Tomorrow I head west towards the Georgia border.
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>>2916827
Ok so TODAY I went to Tallulah Gorge to finish some more hiking (last time I went left at the visitors center to Inspiration Point - which apparently always means an overlook facing the opposite direction of the main one (see: chimney rock @ lake lure) although I guess that one is called exclamation point but um close enough.

This time I did overlooks 1A 2 3 4 and 5

1A is overlooking the bridge that crosses the gorge 2 is looking at the biggest waterfall from above, 3 is right nearby looking across the gorge and sorta more into it perpendicularly, 4 is looking at the dam spillway and 5 is pretty overgrown but WOULD be a great overlook looking downstream in the gorge if they cleared the trees and it was cloudy - tallulah gets washed out on sunny days (both times ive been) and its hot as balls most of the year
I'm also the only person who travels domestically here lol.
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Meh I'll load pictures tomorrow. I'm exhausted and have done my physical quota for a few days.
I had a good discussion with the enthusiastic young woman working at the visitors center @ tallulah gorge on the procedures for accessing the bottom of the gorge. Seems like maybe in the past you could have gotten permits any time of day just with only so many given out per day (which is I think how Linville Gorge works) but now its 8,10,noon, you watch an instructional video, and you are allowed to descend the steps to the bottom (I think it's like 300-400 ft or so vertically) and then there's some sort of swimming opportunity then you come back out the other side and loop around (a highway crosses the gorge and hikers take a pedestrian path attached to the bridge)
she said you end up using your hands a lot coming back out of the gorge which spooked me and she said it is a 4 hr hike and im slow as hell and it would be at least 6 hours for me
I want to come back when they do dam releases to watch the waterfalls REALLY go.
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>>2916906
>I'm also the only person who travels domestically here
Doubt. Last times I went to the area all the tourists were southern fried Amerifats who balked at any meaningful exertion. Hardly a hot girl anywhere, just fat weary old parents and rambunctious young kids.
>>2916924
>she said you end up using your hands a lot coming
I use my hands a lot when I come too. Specifically the left hand, which is strange because with everything else I am right handed.
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>Amerimutts literally see picrel and go NOOOOOO I CAn'T AFfOrD a HoUSe!111
You know how many generations it would take to own something like this if philippines?
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>>2917346
WV and TX are the top 2 poverty states in the US. Cheap house, but little to do around there unless you like woodworking at home.

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i'm traveling to winipeg for just a weekend
besides the human rights museum what is there to do in this city?
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Get Winni Pegged by a dominatrix
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>>2916937
eat beaver tails and poutine
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>>2916937
See a Jets hockey game?
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>>2916937
eat pagpag and try not to get stabbed
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That's canada right? Probably more history than the usa and culture

Disgusting jeet tourist edition

ー How do I travel by public transportation? ー
Use Google Maps within cities, install the Jorudan or Navitime app for intercity travel

ー What should I see in <place>? ー
>https://www.wikivoyage.org/
>https://www.japan-guide.com/
>https://www.jnto.go.jp/
Solid general guides - sights, sample itineraries, pre-travel considerations, etc
>https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1fmfaySQHmojbRGKWCwRecq6Ln1Bb2Xdh&ll=35.67928012473078%2C139.68638283648374&z=12
*You should check on google if a place is still in business before you plan to visit it*

ーHands Free Travel Serviceー
>https://www.global-yamato.com/en/hands-free-travel/

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>>2918283
Smelling some old clams up in here, did someone bring clams into this thread?
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New thread

>>2918290
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>>2918280
Seems like you’ve been cucked and speak from experience, cuck.
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>>2918309
>page 3
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Are there any must try japanese snacks?
I heard they have some good stuff but between omiyage and konbini stuff there must be dozens, if not hundreds of those, so sifting though them must be hell.

Any recommendations for a trip of two weeks in Pakistan early December? Is Passu worth a short visit? I'd like to visit Hingol, not sure if a normal driver is enough or if one would need someone armed.
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Pakistan is pretty big, where were you thinking of? Lahore isn't bad, and you can see the border closing ceremony there.
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>>2917106
Skardu is one of the most incredible places I've ever visited. Astonishing.
>t. ~80 countries so far
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>>2917875
I was going to say OP should look into Gilgit-Baltistan. I knew a Pakistani woman in grad school who shilled that place hard and I'll be honest, she convinced me. She's also Lahori and really sold the food there too, but obviously you need to watch your stomach if you try street food. It's not India tier filthy because in my experience Indian culture just inculcates a casual disregard that makes it a lot worse, but they're literally right next door and are genetically almost identical. Also, the weather. Lahore can be brutally hot and polluted. If you're actually going to Pakistan and not troll farming then I'd say go to GB.
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>>2917106
take a rifle with u and shoot some moving shit coloured targets
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>>2917106
You were born there right?


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