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Johnstein
2 months of backpacking around europe
The cheapest possible and staying in only a few hotels (planning not to stay up in places like amsterdam so no hostel or hotel needed.
Answer
Cheapest possible means taking a tent and sleeping bag and staying on camping sites or arranging a place to sleep through couchsurfing.org or similar websites. It means avoiding hostels because they are too expensive - and you talk about staying in a few hotels?!?!?
Cheapest possible also means cooking all your own food, not eating out once and primarily getting around not by train, bus or plane but by bicycle.
That way you can more or less plan on a budget of roughly 40 EUR per day and person.
If however you travel by train, plane, bus and eat out and stay in hotels you need approx. 80 EUR per day and person - minimum.
Most people who are backpacking (public transport, hostels, no eating out) plan on taking 60-70 EUR per day and person, with 50 EUR per day being the ultimate minimum.
Hope this helps.
Cheapest possible means taking a tent and sleeping bag and staying on camping sites or arranging a place to sleep through couchsurfing.org or similar websites. It means avoiding hostels because they are too expensive - and you talk about staying in a few hotels?!?!?
Cheapest possible also means cooking all your own food, not eating out once and primarily getting around not by train, bus or plane but by bicycle.
That way you can more or less plan on a budget of roughly 40 EUR per day and person.
If however you travel by train, plane, bus and eat out and stay in hotels you need approx. 80 EUR per day and person - minimum.
Most people who are backpacking (public transport, hostels, no eating out) plan on taking 60-70 EUR per day and person, with 50 EUR per day being the ultimate minimum.
Hope this helps.
What kind of hobbies could I do with my dog?
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Is there any games I could play with my pup?
Answer
Well Duh...
*Agility - in, out, over and through this sport is all about working as a team
# Animal Assisted Activities and Animal Assisted Therapy - the warm head of a friendly pet can soothe a lonely heart
# Bikejoring - some dogs love to run. Adding the responsibility of teamwork adds to the fun.
# Canicross - dog powered running for those who want to share their running goals with their best friend
# Carting - channel the desire to pull into harness work that lets the dog feel useful and skilled
# Coursing and racing - root instinct drives the joy of running with purpose in coursing and racing
# Disc Dog or Flying Disc - if there was ever meaning to jump for joy this is it, jumping with achievement
# Dock Jumping or Dock Diving - dogs who excel in this sport are love to show they can do it further and better
# Dog Camps - Activity Sampler - too many choices? take a vacation with your dog and sample a variety
*Dog Scootering - some dogs love to run. Adding the responsibility of teamwork adds to the fun.
*Earthdog Trials - instinct, drive, and flying dirt - what more could an earthdog want
*Flyball - excitement, speed, and focus, a sport for dogs driven to do it faster
*Flygility - racing and teamwork to build confidence and a sense of belonging
*Herding - it's all about the dog's instinct and desire to control and direct movement for the pack leader
*Hiking, Backpacking and Dog Walks - sharing our quiet moments, our contemplations is the essence of being a pack
*Hunt and Field Trials - working as a team is what drives these dogs
*Mushing - for dogs who love to pull and people who want to let them
*Musical Freestyle - the ultimate in teamwork is working with rhythm and coordination
*Obedience - precision, focus and a great activity for perfectionist dogs, those who love to get it exactly right
*Performance Art (Tricks) - curiosity and a willingness to try new things makes this fun
*Pet Facilitated Therapy - for the dog who loves attention what better way to get it than visiting people in need
*Precision Drill Teams - the excitement of success, of meeting a challenge and being a part of the team
*Pulling - great for dogs who love to pull, and people who want to let them
*Racing - for the dogs who love not just running but being faster than the next one
*Rally Obedience - more focus on teamwork, less focus on precision, fun and relaxed for human and dog
*Ring Sport - a sport that says "I can be a contributing member of the family" Some dogs thrive on responsibility
*Rollerblade - a fun way for dogs and humans to share exercise and fresh air
*Schutzhund - tracking, obedience, protection, schutzhund is all about what a well rounded dog is all about
*Search and Rescue - for some making a difference is important, that includes dogs, they know it matters
*Skijoring
*Sledding
*Sniffer Dog
*Stock Dog Trials
*Tracking
*Visiting Pets
*Water Work
*Weight Pulling
Well Duh...
*Agility - in, out, over and through this sport is all about working as a team
# Animal Assisted Activities and Animal Assisted Therapy - the warm head of a friendly pet can soothe a lonely heart
# Bikejoring - some dogs love to run. Adding the responsibility of teamwork adds to the fun.
# Canicross - dog powered running for those who want to share their running goals with their best friend
# Carting - channel the desire to pull into harness work that lets the dog feel useful and skilled
# Coursing and racing - root instinct drives the joy of running with purpose in coursing and racing
# Disc Dog or Flying Disc - if there was ever meaning to jump for joy this is it, jumping with achievement
# Dock Jumping or Dock Diving - dogs who excel in this sport are love to show they can do it further and better
# Dog Camps - Activity Sampler - too many choices? take a vacation with your dog and sample a variety
*Dog Scootering - some dogs love to run. Adding the responsibility of teamwork adds to the fun.
*Earthdog Trials - instinct, drive, and flying dirt - what more could an earthdog want
*Flyball - excitement, speed, and focus, a sport for dogs driven to do it faster
*Flygility - racing and teamwork to build confidence and a sense of belonging
*Herding - it's all about the dog's instinct and desire to control and direct movement for the pack leader
*Hiking, Backpacking and Dog Walks - sharing our quiet moments, our contemplations is the essence of being a pack
*Hunt and Field Trials - working as a team is what drives these dogs
*Mushing - for dogs who love to pull and people who want to let them
*Musical Freestyle - the ultimate in teamwork is working with rhythm and coordination
*Obedience - precision, focus and a great activity for perfectionist dogs, those who love to get it exactly right
*Performance Art (Tricks) - curiosity and a willingness to try new things makes this fun
*Pet Facilitated Therapy - for the dog who loves attention what better way to get it than visiting people in need
*Precision Drill Teams - the excitement of success, of meeting a challenge and being a part of the team
*Pulling - great for dogs who love to pull, and people who want to let them
*Racing - for the dogs who love not just running but being faster than the next one
*Rally Obedience - more focus on teamwork, less focus on precision, fun and relaxed for human and dog
*Ring Sport - a sport that says "I can be a contributing member of the family" Some dogs thrive on responsibility
*Rollerblade - a fun way for dogs and humans to share exercise and fresh air
*Schutzhund - tracking, obedience, protection, schutzhund is all about what a well rounded dog is all about
*Search and Rescue - for some making a difference is important, that includes dogs, they know it matters
*Skijoring
*Sledding
*Sniffer Dog
*Stock Dog Trials
*Tracking
*Visiting Pets
*Water Work
*Weight Pulling
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