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- La Mailleraye-sur-seine
- Courseulles-sur-Mer
- Arromanches
- Le Mont St Michel
- Fougeres and St Malo
- The Loire Valley
- Norgent-sur-Vernisson
- Beaune
- Fonteney le Chateau
- Colmar
- Hinterzarten and Freiburg
- Schiltach, Wolfach, Triberg, Furtwangen and Titisee
- Freudenstadt and Alpirsbach
- Baden-Baden
- Heidelberg
- Stuttgart
- Gunzburg
- Prague
- Wieden
- Kallmunz
- Pasburg
- St-Patrick's Day
- Regensburg
- Plattling
- Salzburg
- Konigswiesen
- Vienna
- Graz
- Stainz
- Ferlach
- Verona/Arzignano/Spilimbergo
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- Cinque Terre
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Julie's Lessons Learnt List
- 1. Campsite bathrooms don't necessarily believe in toilet paper.
- 2. Bath towels can make for warm blankets in a pinch.
- 3. Jet Lag takes a lot out of you.
- 4. Get there early! Line ups are EXTREMELY long!
- 5. Rain gear is necessary on a near DAILY basis.
- 6. There are too many no entry signs in Gent.
- 7. Getting gas can be complicated (language and technology issues)
- 8. Don't buy chocolate from a little old lady with rotting teeth.
- 9. Leave the poppies alone, they're not worth the pain.
- 10. Free to Pee! Free to Pee! It really should be!
- 11. Some toilets are weird.
- 12. Always carry a flashlight, you never know when it will come in handy.
- 13. Take out one screw in your engine and a black cloud will follow you around everywhere you go.
- 14. When in France always pay attention to where you step, yuck!
- 15. Continental toilet = hole in the ground
- 16. If you’re going to be spending the evening drinking in a bar ask if they have a bathroom before you start drinking.
- 17. Not only do some campsites not believe in toilet paper, but they don’t believe in hand soap and toilet seats either.
- 18. Alarm clocks must not have made it to Italy yet, as it seems everyone has a bloody rooster!
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