HeyJaredOn The Move With Evelyne
I'll be writing about travel, hiking, rivers - anything that's on the move really.
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A Day in Alsace – Part 2 (opens the original)
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At the station the hunt for something to eat started. I was a little late for the lunch rush. There is one sit-down café at the station.So, I got into that line. It got super stressful fast. It was crowded and the line moved slowly. And there really wasn’t a way out.Then the person helping me didn’t understand when I said I wanted the chicken sandwich. Having to repeat that in a crowded space in French - stress level 5 activated.She did understand the second time and then seemed a bit annoyed wh
A Day in Alsace – Part 1 (opens the original)
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When you have a travel day left on your Interrail Pass you can do fun things, like randomly go to Strasbourg.It’s only a good two hours from Aarau and always worth the trip.If you’re starting out in Basel, it’s even faster (1h 18). Now, my problem with the connection to France is that I only have five minutes to change trains. That’s not a lot of time to walk all the way to the French tracks.It’s not an official connection, but we’ll call it a possible option. Official connections look at the ti
How to Interrail to the Netherlands on Deutsche Bahn (opens the original)
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If you’ve been following me for a while, you know that I love my Interrail Passes. I got myself one to go on adventures and visit friends in the Netherlands.Why did I not just get a single ticket to get there and another one to get home?That’s an excellent question. Here are some of my reasons:I’m traveling alone and I want to stay flexible.Deutsche Bahn isn’t the most reliable train operator on long-distance routes. (I’ve never really had an issue on regional trains).Individual tickets cost a l
Neuf-Brisach revisited - that’s in France 😊 (opens the original)
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I’ve written about Neuf-Brisach before.I just read back what I wrote last time and I have no idea how anybody followed that. It wasn’t just “you had to be there” confusing, it was “you had to actually be in my head” bad. I just made some edits, and I hope it reads better now.Find that story here.Anyway, where do I start?Well, let’s start on the train from Olten to Freiburg (Breisgau). A German ICE train. I tried to give Deutsche Bahn a
When religious holidays force a change of plans (opens the original)
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It’s a Saturday. On Saturdays I don’t usually worry about whether it’s a holiday. Then again, it was Swiss National Day two weeks ago and I was almost caught out by all shops being closed.Yesterday was one of those Catholic Maria holidays that I can never remember. It’s Mariä Himmelfahrt in German and I think Assumption Day or something like that in English.Anyway, I decided not to go to a Catholic area and stay firmly on Protestant ground. As a form of religious protest – obviously 😉.Having sai
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