Life is a journey

Contributor Andrew Post is traveling in the U.K and Ireland for the next two weeks covering the Globe Cup and his trip for TheExpeditioner.com. Minus any hooligan-related incidents, Andrew will be checking in with dispatches along the way. God support him. By Andrew Post There are several strategies to enter Dublin. The Vikings came with swords and ships, ravaging the countryside, uniting the two Gaelic villages of Dubh Linn and Átha Cliath into a key city. The English came with daggers and promises, finishing the function that the Vikings began, putting the Irish and the new city of Dublin beneath British rule. And now, in the final couple of years, people today from around the planet — Asia, Africa, continental Europe — have come to Ireland to develop new lives, bringing market and exotic foods and foreign spice, lending a dash of international flavor to an currently culturally wealthy metropolis. My buddy and I decided to come to Dublin with a hangover. Where’ve All The Irish G...

With Its Stunning Daytime Attractions And Its Thriving Nightlife, Budapest Is A City Of Twos In Extra Approaches Than 1 By Sarah Parker Do not be fooled by the sensible and sophisticated appearance of the Budapest locals, as quickly as the sun goes down Budapesters enjoy to shed their stodgy image and get down at one the quite a few hotspots situated in this resurgent, cosmopolitan capital of Central Europe. The word’s been spreading, and Budapest has begun to garner a reputation as a city recognized not just for its awesome beauty (as observed for the duration of the daylight hours), but also as a location for weekend-goers and young travelers hoping to practical experience the excitement of a city awakening from its sleepy history. Budapest is the combination of two ancient towns — Buda and Pest — which are separated by the Danube River. With its breathtaking view, the area identified as Castle Hill (on the Buda-side) provides one particular of the most spectacular si...