But traveling by train has a lot difficulties of course, the first for me is baggage. And a child) And her baggage I can`t even imagine how many things should we take with us
Same thoughts If I have no time limits, I would choose car. It's my dream - big car journey across Europe (to Lissbon from example ).
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LIra, my best friend had such a trip last summer. She with her husband and one more couple. They had very comfortable and big car (volkswagen transporter). The trip lasted for 2 weeks and they were very exhausted but unreally happy But she told if they had had another car, their own honda for example, it would have been unreally hard.
after "if" we say "would"? omg, I forgot everything!
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Two years ago we had a trip bу car. We visited Hungary, Austria, Germany, Venice and Verona, Adriatic Sea. It was a very memorable trip. We were 2 weeks on the road, 6000 km.
chacha, it lasted 3 weeks And schedule was rather rigid. almost no time for calm repose and leisurely walks to understand and feel a soul of each city If such journey could last at least month or better even two that would be perfect!
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Every year, many Ukrainians celebrate their country’s independence on August 24. It is a public holiday across Ukraine.
What do people do? Independence Day in Ukraine is a big celebration that sees parades and crowds of people in folk costumes, with some waving the Ukrainian flag. Other Independence Day events may include: Fireworks. Outdoor exhibitions. Concerts. Free public markets and fairs. Circuses. Sporting events.
Public life Independence Day is a national public holiday in Ukraine so many shops, museums, and libraries, as well as government offices and educational institutions are closed.
Background Ukraine’s Independence Day commemorates the anniversary of the country’s independence. Prior to 1991, Ukraine was a constituent republic of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.). On August 24, 1991, after a failed coup in Moscow, Ukraine declared its independence. About 90 percent of Ukrainians voted for their country’s independence following this declaration, on December 1, 1991.
Girls, how will you celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day? Do you have plans for the holiday weekend?
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