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WilliamandChristina - William Florian & Christina Sophia

Welcome to our new blog! We are traveling to many enchanting and interesting places around the world. You are invited to share in our adventures here as well as stay in touch. As they say in Bali ~ Om Shanti, shanti, shanti Om....

Warmly,

William and Christina

p.s.
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A year before embarking on this journey we got involved in a new part time business. We now receive a handsome monthly income which helps us to maintain our freedom lifestyle. We teach and support others to do the same. Be glad to share the information with you. Visit our website and be in touch: www.thrivingonjuice.com

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Last Login: September 17th 2009

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By WilliamandChristina
August 26th 2008

Austria, Czech Republic, Germany Europe » Austria

The lovely dining car
where we drank something as we ZOOMED from Budapest to Vienna.

Austria, Czech Republic, Germany [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
August 26th 2008

Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, 2008 Europe » Bulgaria

Old Woman And Countryside

Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
August 9th 2008

Western Turkey Middle East » Turkey

Istanbul
The most beautiful city we have ever seen! Sultanamet, a tourist area we stayed in was wonderfully clean and inviting (well, o.k. and expensive). Istanbul reminds us of the San Francisco bay area. Lot... [more]

Our flight from Cairo to Istanbul was easy and we enjoyed Egypt Air except that I think it was the most turbulent we have ever encountered! The airport in Istanbul was mobbed with incoming visitors but was fairly efficient. It already felt like a different world! Getting from the airport into the tourist part of the city proved easy also using the super efficient tram system there. I have to say, everywhere we have been in Asia (Bali excluded because most natives there don't travel around the Island), the Middle East, and Eastern Europe has really great public tranportation which most [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
August 9th 2008

Egypt Africa » Egypt

Dahab seaside restaurant
The restaurants along the shore were wonderful places to eat and chill! Beautiful clean water!!

Well it's about time I write again and give you an update of our whereabouts and dealings. We recently flew from Cairo to Istanbul Turkey for I think the last leg of this trip, after spending almost 3 weeks in Egypt. We had not intended to go there so it's interesting that we ended up there. And I must say that the whole experience was rather a 'mýxed bag' for us in that there were some great highlights and also some real hassles. To most of you I would say, if you want to go to Egypt TAKE A TOUR! [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
August 2nd 2008

Amman, Petra and Wadi Rum Middle East » Jordan » South » Wadi Rum

Roman Theater At Sunset, Amman
This theater is a very well preserved part of the eastern Roman world. At sunset singing prayers from the mosques blared through the loud speakers and echo throughout the city. Islamic call to pr... [more]

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Meetıng New People on Our Fırst Evenıng In Amman

By WilliamandChristina
July 4th 2008

China Asia » China » Yunnan » Kunming

Kunming

Hello, Here are some highlights of our time in China - mostly Yunnan province - in the month of June. Our first day in China and going through the border was not much fun (I was still recovering from a nasty "cold") and that day I just wanted to "go home". The officials on the China side of the border (crossing from NW Vietnam) confiscated our Lonely Planet guidebook for China (a huge book) of which I had painstakingly torn out the sections we needed knowing it might be taken. When they x-rayed our luggage they were mainly looking for books [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
May 24th 2008

Vietnam / Sapa Asia » Vietnam » Northwest » Sapa

View From Sapa Hotel

We finally made it to Sapa in the northwestern Tonkinese Alps of Vietnam after 5 nights in bustling Hanoi. The Lonely Planet Vietnam suggests not booking any tours here and just exploring it on your own. We followed this advice and highly recommend if you want to come to Sapa that you do the same. We think you will have a better time on your own and you can always arrange tours and treks when you get there if you are drawn to that. If you can spend more than a few days in Sapa area we promise you won't regret [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
May 23rd 2008

Vietnam / Ha Noi & Ha Long Bay Asia » Vietnam » Red River Delta » Hanoi

The Old Quarter Hanoi
A charming, dirty, noisy, fun area of twisty roads (you WILL get lost) full of restaurants, shops and interesting people.

Well I'm not going to say too much here as the photos and captions tell most of the story. Hanoi is an interesting city and somewhat entertaining. The old city is the highlight although on the outskirts of it are also interesting areas to walk with wide tree-lined streets. The opera house is near there and if we had thought of it sooner we would have attended something there as there are a variety of programs offered there. Unfortunately, we were not able to get inside to see it. The outside of the building was not remarkable but the interior is [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
May 17th 2008

Vietnam - Dalat, Nha Trang, and Hoi An Asia » Vietnam » South Central Coast

Dalat: A big veggie growing region
Beautiful gardens and farms including flower and pine tree farms abound.

Definitely our favorite part of central-southern Vietnam was Hoi An with its great beach nearby and wonderful scenery of rivers and rice fields. If you have very limited time in Vietnam we recommend visiting Hoi An over Nha Trang which is a bigger, not as charming city. From this area you can easily fly or night train from DaNang south or north to get to the cities. Hoi An itself is incredibly charming, with a unique market in the daytime and a really seductive atmosphere along the river and in the taverns and restaurants at night. It was fun to ride [View Full Entry]

By WilliamandChristina
May 6th 2008

Vietnam, Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) & Mekong Delta Asia » Vietnam

Welcome
We were excited about going into Vietnam. We were ready! This was just past the border station. Again from this area we could tell that Vietnam was a wealthier nation than Cambodia

Pictures Of Vietnam... Text Coming! [View Full Entry]

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