Re: Sweden
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Yes staying in hostels.
All my nights have been good nights sleep except for one... That was a horrid night I would prefer not to repeat. I have been gone about 2 weeks now, and slept on night trains 2 of those nights.
Where I have been there have been no thieves, but I don't flash money around and wear a money belt, etc.
As I am going further south in Europe I will probably pick up a lock to lock my things up at night.
Hostels are quite interesting, if you want to meet people, you can easily. Many lonely travellers wanting to start up a good conversation. I have met a few interesting people, and exchanged addresses with a couple people as well. I hope they decide to come to the states and stay with me for a few days, but who knows.
I am travelling by myself, it has its ups and downs.
I'd say
Pros: Do whatever you want, when you want.
Cons: Can be a bit boring if you are in a slower hostel. Plus there are times when you see something interesting and would like to point it out to a companion but you can't.
I think when I travel next time to Europe I will try to go with just one other person. I think groups bigger than 2 would be too much of a hassle.
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Oh man I admire you so much.
So many people in this world can't even go to a [censored] movie without someone else to hold their hand let alone travel a continent and you are doing it.
Respect.
I also like how you see [censored] at your own pace and you won't compromise by going on a gay 'contiki' tour where you only spend 8 hours max in any one place before being bussed to the next location hurredly.
I myself am planning on travelling solo one day too hence my questions to you, as I imagine what you do will be what I will be doing.
Are you keeping a Blog at all or are you writing some things down so later on people who want to read about what you do daily can?
I know I'd love to read about the life of a lone traveller, to see what road is ahead of me.
Cheers kilpin.
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