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im going to try something that some people might consider "crazy". I'll save my money for several years, stealing to Europe and try to make my way in the world with just the things with me. Hiking across Europe and make our way to India and China and down and eventually to Australia then over to South America and back to the United States. I'm not stupid, I know, have good taking boats, trains, ect … but so far I have 3 others who are older who are interested. To what extent do you think it is possible for us to get realistically? time is not an issue we are willing to Submissive many years for this. Everything will be documented on a video camera and other things. My questions are: 1. To what extent do you expect us to get realistically? 2. we can each bring a backpack, what do you make in yours? 3. anywhere in the world, we must avoid? finally 4. Would you ever thought something like that?

Of course you can. While you save up, take some courses on the teaching of English. If you have a degree or any certificate, you can pretty much work anywhere in the world when you need to restore the paperback. Here a guide to travelers that I created for my friend. She has good advice. Please check it out. Here we go. take out travel insurance. This is not expensive and can put you in uncomfortable situations. This is important! Be sure to notify your card issuers of credit you will be outside the country so they do not freeze your accounts when they get a charge from Paris, Saigon, or if you ever find yourself. It can be a real pain trying to rectify that on the phone internationally. Make copies of your passport and visa, birth certificate, tickets pipeline air and a license in 3 or 4 different places. If your main bag is lost or stolen this will help you get back on track. Do not carry much money with you. ATMs are almost everywhere now, so you can get more money when you need it. Pack light. The Most places you'll have nice clothes shops and cheap you need space to bring them back. Leave your computer at home. There Internet cafes are everywhere and very inexpensive. Use them. This way, you do not have to worry about flying your brick and you have not have to lug around. Keep your passport, tickets, etc. in a solid bag goes around your neck. Never wear on the back. I have not lost mine for over a year on the road and there were few attempts. Bring your cell phone. Make sure it is unlocked and it is a GSM phone, so you can use different SIM cards from different countries. In most places, incoming calls are free. To your friends can reach you in an emergency and you can do the same. It works well. Just e-mail the new number to those who need it and you have a safety net. Bring a basic medical kit. Band-Aids, antiseptics and antibiotics. Anti-diarrhea medications, aspirin, etc. When you get food poisoning, so that you get a fever doctor immediately. (The hotel usually has one on call) You can die from food poisoning do not live there. Coupon wear shoes. You save time and trouble in airports and all Asian countries. Always leave your hotels know when you leave. It is better to give them the keys and tell them where you go. Get a map of the hotel, so you can find in cases of extreme drunkenness or simply a lack of directional ability. Also. Read your passport. It can pay for the various embassies know when you are in the country. They are not much help but they are a safety net in case of emergency. Have I forgotten anything? I am sure I have only this list is a great good to remember. and … Leave the hotel manage your booking tours and local team. It costs a little more but it's worth. Hey, Have fun. You're on vacation! Here are some good websites to remember. Lonely Planet.com http://www.xe.com/ucc/ currency Courses Earth Google to find where you are. Oh … get a good travel book. Lonely Planet is good and gives you ideas on scams and rip in Compromise areas where you are and good maps and directions to hotels and restaurants. Worth the money. Now, here are some tips on the passport of a site The Disney web October 4, 2006, the U.S. government has extended the deadline for visitors to obtain passports for travel to the Caribbean Sea, including the Bahamas and Mexico. The deadline is now expected to be January 2008. Please note, however, that recent legislative changes May allow a period even later, depending on if certain conditions are in place January 1, 2008. For air travel, however, the deadline is January 23, 2007. This means all travelers, including citizens of the United States * and all foreign nationals visiting the United States by air from January 23, 2007, as Guests flying to Orlando, Florida, Canada, are still required to present a passport valid after the effective date. Despite these new requirements, We encourage you to get your passport as soon as possible. Having a passport allows you to always be ready to travel wherever you want, and provides additional security measure when you travel. For more information on the benefits of acquiring a passport, see our FAQ. The Passports are anywhere in 3 to 5 months! What You Need You must appear in person at the passport location when you apply for a passport the first time. This includes minors (see passports for children under the age of 14 below). Here are the documents you will need in most cases: 1. The U.S. Government's DS-11 Application – Download the application to the government site to be sure you have the latest form. Tip: You must complete this form, but did not sign until you are in the location of the passport when the passport acceptance agent will instruct. If you sign the application form before you get there, it will not be accepted and you will be asked to complete a new form! Tip: Do not use white-out or correction tape on request, you will be asked to complete a new form. 2. Proof of citizenship – Visit the U.S. government for a list of acceptable proof of citizenship, including indications of what is considered a certified birth certificate. Tip: Your certified birth certificate will be presented with the passport application. This means that you do not have it for about eight weeks. If you need the certificate during that period – for example, to register your child to attend kindergarten or playing football – Be sure to make a copy. 3. Current force identification with a signature, photo and physical description (height, weight, etc.) – Visit the government website for examples of valid identification. Tip: A social security card is not considered as valid identification. 4. Two current color photos – Visit the government website for details of a photo identification, including size and clothing acceptable. Tip: Some places offer passport photos at an additional cost. Call your place to discover. 5. Means of payment – Visit the U.S. government for payment methods. Various locations accept different forms of payment. Be sure to check with your individual passport location to check methods of payment accepted. You can request Expedited Service to get your passport faster than the normal processing time. Passports for children under 14 years old to apply for a child under 14 years, the child must appear in person. Visit the U.S. Government information on passports for children and the issuance of U.S. government consent for an application of a minor for information on obtaining passports for children under 14 years. If your child is adopted abroad, we recommend you consult the Child Citizenship website for information on appropriate documentation requirements. Tip: You must use a birth certificate that includes parents' names. The credit card format in May birth certificate you have for your children may not understand the names. You will need a certified birth certificate. Where To Go There are 14 passport agencies and over 7,000 public places that accept passport applications. To find the location nearest you, including locations providing handicap access and photos on site or nearby, enter your zip code in the form on the website of the U.S. government. Tip: Make sure contact your location to verify acceptable forms of payment, hours of operation, and the need for an appointment. Age 16 years and older: The application fee for a passport is $ 67. Enforcement costs is $ 30. The total is $ 97. Under 16: The application fee for a passport is $ 52. Fees implementation is $ 30. The total is $ 82. Here is a website for forms for a passport, but you can also get the post office, library, etc.: http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/forms/c2100 … http://disneycruise. disney.go.com / DCL / en …

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