Traveling, living, smiling. Livin la vida loca
CSers @ my place (Bray, Ireland): Emi, Ed & Christina A day before Christmas Emi Gonzalez arrived to my place and we had few cool days tasting Irish ale’s, watching good comedies and walking around. Sweet girl, its was privilege to host her. And some time ago during the summer Ed Holland & Christina Valli...
Read more →PLASTIC SWORD FIGHT – an all new FLASHMOB in Dublin!
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Read more →Couchsurfing: Something Went Wrong Its is just me or for everyone for quite some time?
Read more →Giant Causeway This weekend we been in Giant Causeway and Belfast and here are few pictures from this place:)
Read more →Hospitality Club Spam Things in Hospitalityclub.org never changed since i first went to Berlin Beach Camp 5-7 years ago. Then volunteers from HC were brainstorming what to improve and what to do to make thing better. Then servers been crashing, mail didnt sent, many angry users. I also wanted to come and help volunteering...
Read more →In the picture – my last couchsurfers (ED Holland & Christina from San Francisco) Basically there are three big players – couchsurfing.com, hospitalityclub.org and bewelcome.org. Surprisingly hospitalityclub.org isnt dead – its even more allive than ever. Just look at this graph: Hospitality.com: I could never believe what couchsurfing is so small and hospitalityclub still...
Read more →Iran is amazing place and nothing like I imagined. Nothing like BBC says, nothing what you read in newspapers, nothing what one can expect. Its quite tourist untouched land where locals treat foreigners like friends with real warmth and hospitality. It was first country (out of my +30 traveled) where customs officer so honestly said...
Read more →When you look around internet it looks what to get Iranian visa is very complicated. It actually is and without paying extra for visa agencies (30-100$) you can barely make one. My choice was to go to Trabzon (Turkey) and make one in Iranian Embassy as its easy, takes 4 hours and 100% for Europeans (at least...
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