Skylander
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I can proudly tell that within one calendar year I managed to take 13 flights

I am going to Austria for Christmas holidays. Would appreciate some tips and recommendations
Beware of Parisian public transportation especially in the northern surburban area surrounding Paris. Not sure about your condition but never had a problem there (but I'm like 1m88/110 kg / 6'16''/240 pounds). Nicely as they may rhyme, don't expect too much Trance in France. Only ever had one gig there in Lyon 20 years back!I am scared of encountering pick pocketers in France.
Avoid the big cities and you should be fineI am travelling to Middle East/ Europe for the first time in 2 weeks. I am a bit scared of going on airplanes. I haven't been on one for over 18 years internationally. I am scared of encountering pick pocketers in France.
I will be travelling to Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland, Sweden and Norway and Dubai as well. It's a childhood dream to visit Europe that's where Trance was given birth. I might travel to Netherlands/Belgium but maybe if we have time. I am travelling to India, Goa too and that's where trance music originated as well.
didn't know you where married m8Trying to move there within the next few years, slowly chipping away at the wife.
France was so strange to see very rude. But there was a large African population there. Italy was ok but the people were absolutely beautiful physically. They had stunning bodies. Things were so expensive as well but some of the food was delicious pizza was the worst though so bland.Beware of Parisian public transportation especially in the northern surburban area surrounding Paris. Not sure about your condition but never had a problem there (but I'm like 1m88/110 kg / 6'16''/240 pounds). Nicely as they may rhyme, don't expect too much Trance in France. Only ever had one gig there in Lyon 20 years back!
come visit me for a beer on the peninsula I live, and i'll take you for a surf session over @ brouwersdam, Which is allocated in the largest salt-water lake in the EU, where you can by the way pluck your own eatable oysters and mussels. We also boast the longest beach for a single municipality in NL, and there's a mean brewpub in the town nearby which recently opened.I'm travelling to the Netherlands mid Sep this year. What are some things I should do? Looking for non-obvious stuff. Any hikes, unique towns, adventure type stuff also appreciated. Money no option.
cc: @Jetflag, @Julian Del Agranda
come visit me for a beer on the peninsula I live, and i'll take you for a surf session over @ brouwersdam, Which is allocated in the largest salt-water lake in the EU, where you can by the way pluck your own eatable oysters and mussels. We also boast the longest beach for a single municipality in NL, and there's a mean brewpub in the town nearby which recently opened.