Frick and Frack Travel Europe

We got into Naples by train and then took to Metro to our stop where the hostel was. Rachael had to use the bathroom so she payed the 20cents and walked into the public bathrooms that are set up outside the metro. Once you put the money in the door opens. Only one person can use the bathroom at a time. The door instantly closes behind you and you are trapped until you finish your buisiness. There is a button to push that gives you about 2 squares of toilet paper at a time and you are only allowed to push it 5 times. There are no toilet seats in Italy so hovering is a must which makes things even more scary. The floor in the public bathroom is soaking wet as if someone goes in ... read more

We arrived at the train station and had to travel to another station then take a bus to the campsite. We noticed people that looked just like us (big backpack on the back and small one on the front), yes they were one of us, and they looked lost. So we ended up showing them the way the get there, and they helped too! We got to the campsite and we were staying in a tent but this was no tent that you would picture camping in back home. This tent had a sliding door that locked, and two bunk beds in there with two ligths as well. This was a pretty nice tent. The rest of the day we just hung out and did some much needed laundry. The campsite had these strange footbath looking ... read more

So most of you are probably wondering how we ended up in France in the first place, let alone come to work on a farm.... Well this is where our good friends Maddie and Cory come in once again to this story. When we were in Lagos Portugal we were all sitting around having a drink and telling stories of our European adventures when Maddie and Cory told their story of working on a dairy farm in France call Ferme Fromage de Solere. They gave us great detail and after a few beers and discussion we emailed the farm and asked if we could stay for a while. We got an email back about a day later that said we could stay as long as we liked and the dates we had chosen worked out perfect ... read more

Before we start this blog we would like to inform everyone that we realize that we have not written in a while and yes we are both still alive just been busy with life as you will soon find out in later blogs to come. So a few weeks ago we were in Seville Spain living in a hostel right next to “Cathedral de Seville” fitting name seeing as we were in the heart of the city. The Cathedral was one of the most beautiful churches we’ve visited on our entire trip. It was enormous, with an outdoor courtyard and about 10 different rooms for prayer and relaxation. The outside of the building was amazing, great architecture and had detailed statues all around it. The detail on the outside was almost nothing compared to the inside ... read more

We arrived in lisbon, Portugal by bus from Porto. The bus took about 4 hours and was full of stinky sweaty people topped off by tiny seats which made even the best of friends uncomfortable sitting next to eachother. We finally arrived to the city and caught the Metro to the stop that led us to our hostel. When we arrived we realized the address of the hostel was about 10 feet from the exit to the metro but we were confused as to where the enterance was. We noticed where our hostel should be was actually a suvenier shop we looked a little closer and saw a sign that said hostel with letters that looked like they once said Kitch, the name of our hostel. We stumbled inside the gift shop and low and behold ... read more