Turkey Slaughter, Apple Cider, and Austrian Politics René looked at me and asked if I was ready. The ladies already had their surgical outfits on, those white, full body suits you tend to see Walter White or people who work at butcher shops wear. The neighbor was filling large, plastic hotel pans with hot water. … More Austrian Farming
Just before coming to Europe Ryan and I met up at Illegal Pete’s on Pearl Street for burritos, as we often did, when I had the horrifying thought that our European adventure was open-ended, which meant that I did not know when I would have burritos again. I know part of traveling is trying new … More Europe’s Best Tacos
Languages are hard. I mean really hard, especially for me. Follow some of our advice for learning European languages and getting by with your bad accent. … More Languages
It was the fifth day of the olive harvest. Maybe the sixth, or possibly the seventh. Honestly, those eleven straight days of intense harvesting have blurred together in my mind, so I’m not postive which day it was. We were sitting down for lunch, using empty yellow olive crates as seats and eating leftover pasta … More Discovering Real Food in Puglia
Tl;dr: Give me the bullet points Buy a good pair of shoes and spend most of your time walking. It’s the best way to travel and to see new things in cities. Book hostels with free breakfast and a kitchen to save money on food. Have a plan for where and what to eat; you’re … More Saving Money in the Cities
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