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    The Great Circular European Railway Challenge

    Not being the brightest bulb in the knife drawer and not the sharpest knife in the chandelier, back in the good old "Workers' Paradise" days I had many sub-machine guns stuck in my belly and up my nose before I learned the Hungarian word "TILOS" in giant letters did not mean "Tourists Welcome"...
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    The Great Circular European Railway Challenge

    I am not obsessive, but I do have a few rules I employ on my trips so that I may finish in an enjoyable manner. Premier rule is "Time is the most valuable element of a trip." If it require I splash a little cash to get what I want/need expedititiously, so be it. Another rule I always try to...
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    The Great Circular European Railway Challenge

    There was a two day layover in a city in India. Don't you people know how to wash your tidy whities in bottled water in such places? Ugh!
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    The Great Circular European Railway Challenge

    Try this link for a little info on the water level: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g274887-i263-k4989590-How_is_the_Danube_River_in_and_around_Budapest-Budapest.html
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    The Great Circular European Railway Challenge

    Hello! First time here. Thanks for the invite, Mark. I would go easy on the Hell Fire, especially as you are headed for Turkey on a train. These are not just incendiary on the way in, but... I wish I was on the trip, if only to help out at the Great Market. See...

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