HOMELESS
We headed to the main station in Paris to book our tickets to London. Finding out they were $640 one-way was not a pleasant surprise. Plans had to be seriously re-assessed. Researched planes/trains/buses/ferries but everything was hideously expensive. We now had no where to go and no where to stay until the 20th, when we were due to arrive in Berlin. A quick call to Andy and Angelika, and we were back staying in Mannheim. A series of fiascos, culminating in us finally buying tickets to the last and only sold-out train to Mannheim directly from the train manager aka AMAZING GERMAN LOVELY MAN LIFE SAVER, had us speeding towards Deutschland, and 3.15 hours later, we arrived. THANK GOD.
We headed to the main station in Paris to book our tickets to London. Finding out they were $640 one-way was not a pleasant surprise. Plans had to be seriously re-assessed. Researched planes/trains/buses/ferries but everything was hideously expensive. We now had no where to go and no where to stay until the 20th, when we were due to arrive in Berlin. A quick call to Andy and Angelika, and we were back staying in Mannheim. A series of fiascos, culminating in us finally buying tickets to the last and only sold-out train to Mannheim directly from the train manager aka AMAZING GERMAN LOVELY MAN LIFE SAVER, had us speeding towards Deutschland, and 3.15 hours later, we arrived. THANK GOD.
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