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This is the Journey Part 4.

The Journey Pt 4 covers parts of SE Asia, Iran the Stans than either Middle East or Caucases than to finish off its looking like a trip that has to be done in honour of Seinfield's Rochelle Rochelle
A young backpackers erotic journey from Milan to Minsk.
May not happen but just the thought of it is too good.

The Journey So far...

Svalbard Spain United States of America Antarctica South Georgia Falkland Islands Bolivia Peru Ecuador Colombia Venezuela Guyana Suriname French Guiana Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Argentina Chile Greenland Canada United States of America United States of America Israel Jordan Cyprus Qatar United Arab Emirates Oman Yemen Saudia Arabia Iraq Afghanistan Turkmenistan Iran Syria Singapore China Mongolia Papua New Guinea Brunei Indonesia Malaysia Malaysia Tiawan Philippines Vietnam Cambodia Laos Thailand Burma Bangladesh Sri Lanka India Bhutan Nepal Pakistan Afghanistan Turkmenistan Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Japan North Korea South Korea Russia Kazakhstan Russia Montenegro Portugal Azerbaijan Armenia Georgia Ukraine Moldova Belarus Romania Bulgaria Macedonia Serbia Bosonia & Herzegovina Turkey Greece Albania Croatia Hungary Slovakia Slovenia Malta Spain Portugal Spain France Italy Italy Austria Switzerland Belgium France Ireland United Kingdom Norway Sweden Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Russia Poland Czech Republic Germany Denmark The Netherlands Iceland El Salvador Guatemala Panama Costa Rica Nicaragua Honduras Belize Mexico Trinidad & Tobago Puerto Rico Dominican Republic Haiti Jamaica The Bahamas Cuba Vanuatu Australia Solomon Islands Fiji New Caledonia New Zealand Eritrea Ethiopia Djibouti Somalia Kenya Uganda Tanzania Rwanda Burundi Madagascar Namibia Botswana South Africa Lesotho Swaziland Zimbabwe Mozambique Malawi Zambia Angola Democratic Repbulic of Congo Republic of Congo Gabon Equatorial Guinea Central African Republic Cameroon Nigeria Togo Ghana Burkina Fassu Cote d'Ivoire Liberia Sierra Leone Guinea Guinea Bissau The Gambia Senegal Mali Mauritania Niger Western Sahara Sudan Chad Egypt Libya Tunisia Morocco Algeria
Map Legend: 26%, 71 of 263 Territories
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Yeah can't be bothered to type anything here. Here's just some photos. [View Full Entry]

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Published: October 3rd 2009 | 25 Views | [diary=440392]

Leister Square backstreets
On the Thames
Parliament House

The Shirt
The Shirt
The prize
Eventually everything builds up inside, it builds up until the right moment arrives and then… If you go through all the happenings of JP4 you will see that eventually something had to give. The police punches in Kyrgyzstan, the interrogation questions from the mullahs in Iran, the being caught innocently in Tajikistan whilst (accidently) walking in the middle of a military zone on the Afghan border. I took all those setbacks on the chin - there was no point in retaliating. But this time… This time it was an even contest. As I entered the ring in the drunken hours of [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 21st 2009 | 122 Views | [diary=436176]

Gaudi's Familia
Gardens of Madrid
Madird gardens

By thedribbleman
September 13th 2009
The Nederlands Europe » Netherlands
It puts looking at a manikin in a different light. Walking along red-lit shop fronts, hearing guys saying as they walk by “Oh man she looks just like Amanda from home!” This is not what the Netherlands is all about but for some reason it is what majority of people see the Dutch as - Amsterdam. I came here to meet up with some friends I have met in my travels. I was meant to go to Utrecht but on my way to finding WIFI for Skype I saw on the TV Australia playing England in the cricket. So 8 pints [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 13th 2009 | 103 Views | [diary=436171]

brussels
brussels
brussels

Backpacking has changed now with all the hostel reservation websites. One of the great backpacking experiences is to just rock up to a hostel and find out your intended place to stay is booked out. It is then a dogfight to find any available bed in town. So when my two friends form home Jay and Kirsty asked for the authentic dribbleman backpacking experience I gave them this… We agreed to meet up in Bergen, Norway written as Europe’s wettest city, only a few years back it recorded 85 days straight rainfall. I had been here before in 2004. Back then [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 8th 2009 | 222 Views | [diary=428175]

Bergen
View from Europes largest ice sheet
Fur anyone?

By thedribbleman
August 30th 2009
Riga in 3 hours Europe » Latvia » Riga Region » Riga
It was towards the end of the day and the city looked a lot busier than before. Many locals walking around, laughing, smiling it seemed a happy place. It felt safer too. The Police don’t look as intimidating now with their florescent yellow vests. In transit at Riga airport and 5 hours to kill there’s no better way to kill time than to exchange some money and head out to the Latvian capital for some Baltic life. 3 hours - that’s all I needed to see how much the Baltic’s have changed since my first visit - In 2004 it just [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 30th 2009 | 101 Views | [diary=428174]

Riga Train station
Locals freely playing music
Opera House

Fyria amos beach
Fyria amos beach
Hard to get to
It’s back again Dribblers! A Sort of Homecoming is my alternative way to tell a story and it only happens when I go back to where my father was born. Greece and more specifically Kithira, a tiny island off the Peloponnese coast. It is a special place for not only Greeks but for the backpacker who is looking for traditional Greece. In most Greek islands, real island life has faded into the distance - Not here. Whilst the popular islands have given way to the drunken European package tourist - Kithira is slowly adapting to the modern way of life. The [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 25th 2009 | 191 Views | [diary=428172]

Kaldai Beach
Chora from Kastro
Me and thia Koula

Squeezing my backpack through the aisle. I noticed these Irish girls from the previous night. “Oh no” I thought but it was too late I was spotted and invited to sit down. Luckily the train ride was only from Bratislava to Vienna (a little under an hour). This train ride was just one reason why seeing Europe through drunken eyes is the only way. I arrived in the Slovakian capital after another marathon day trip from Ljubljana. I arrived early evening so the sun was leaning towards dusk. Reception brings out a map and with his pen he points out. “Okay [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 21st 2009 | 298 Views | [diary=426404]

Hofburg
Backstreets of Bratislava
Bratislava

“Ladies and Gentlemen! Are you ready? I said are you ready! Here he is! The blues man! The King of the Blues! B! B! (Pauses) Kiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggggggg!” The crowd rises; the band plays as BB shuffles along the stage to take his seat. He’s 83 now and it didn’t matter. BB was a perfect excuse to come visit one of Eastern Europe’s most attractive cities, Budapest. Coming from my Cairo whipping at the hands of a 46-year-old Egyptian Tennis Pro, the next day was the concert. He was playing throughout Europe and I had 4 cities to choose from. Paris [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 18th 2009 | 152 Views | [diary=420621]

Street of Andrassy
Heroes Square
Heroes Square

By thedribbleman
August 12th 2009
Tennis in Cairo? Africa » Egypt » Lower Egypt » Cairo
My Opponent
My Opponent
And me in Australian Davis Cup style uniform
“I can’t believe I just got pumped by a 46 year old” was what I was saying to myself on my last few moments in Cairo. My 1:30pm flight meant I could sleep in or go for one last view of the pyramids. But sleeping, I could do that on the plane and the Pyramids, well… that doesn’t say Egypt to me. Oh no… Organising a tennis match with an Egyptian Pro at the 5 star Nile Hotel? Now that says Egypt to me??!! I exchanged a book in Dahab for an Egyptian Frommers guidebook. Shithouse book really as it targets [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 12th 2009 | 177 Views | [diary=420620]

The court
The Crowd
After the game

Abu Simbel
Abu Simbel
First glimpse
Upper Egypt represents the southern part of Egypt. It is what made Egypt great. And who made Egypt Great? Ramses the Great, he cemented Egypt’s greatness… With that thought I sat wondering on my last day; is it possible after seeing all the major sites to (on my blog) not only give Ramses a serve but the whole Ancient Egypt scene? It took 16 hours via an un-reclining sleeper train to hit Aswan the southernmost city of Egypt. Luxor got the bad rap but for me I hated my time in Aswan. Apart from the near 50 degrees you basically can [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 8th 2009 | 207 Views | [diary=418595]

Ramses II at Abu Simbel
Me in front of Hatshepsut
hyros one more time



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