heh heh heh....creeee-p.
OSSUARY
/ossyoori/
• noun (pl. ossuaries) a container or room for the bones of the dead.
— ORIGIN Latin ossuarium, from os ‘bone’.
-Compact Oxford English Dictionary
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Just call me Cap.
A semi-daily account of my travels through Europe. Please feel free to email (justin.march@uwrf.edu) any suggestions for places I should go or things I should see. Entries with a ** (Ex. *Entry*) will be journal entries for class assignments.
- Justin March
- Saint Paul, MN, United States
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- OK in Norway
- Items to Declare (Berlin).
- Travel Advice
- Berlin on a Bike.
- Nothing to do with Europe....
- Prague to Dresden, Dresden To Frankfurt; Frankfurt...
- Items to Declare (Czech Republic)
- The Sedlec Ossuary at Kutna Hora
- *The Museum of Communism*
- *Terezin and Puppets.*
- *Prague.*
- Vienna to Prague…with little Damian as a Companion.
- So…I still don’t know who the Third Man was.
- *Vienna, Mozart, and the U.S. Military Police*
- Verona to Venice; Venice to Vienna (with a guy fro...
- Pictures from Verona
- Pictures from Venice
- Vote for McCain: why would American troops want to...
- *Items to Declare (Italy)*
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April
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London 30Jan - 08Feb
Stratford-Upon-Avon 11Feb - 16Feb
Madrid 20Feb - 29Feb
Paris 05Mar - 14Mar
Freiburg 17Mar - 23Mar
Verona 26Mar - 01Apr
Prague 05Apr - 10Apr
Berlin 14Apr - 20Apr
Free Travel 21Apr - 4Apr
Home is where your rump rests
- Marken Gjestehus - Bergen
- Hotel Thon Spectrum - Oslo
- Wombat's - Berlin
- Prague Plus Hostel - Prague
- Extoll Inn - Prague
- Hostel Ruthenstiener - Vienna
- Villa Francescatti - Verona
- Hotel Mittaghorn - Gimmelwald
- Jugendherberge - Freiberg
- Hostel d'Argtanean - Paris
- Frankfurt Hostel - Frankfurt
- Albergue Juvenil - Madrid
- The Garden House - Barcelona
- Stratford YHA - Alveston
- Hostel 639 - London
- The Generator - London
Inspiration
- Killing Yourself to Live: 85% of a True Story - Chuck Klosterman
- The Cruelest Journey: 600 Miles to Timbuktu - Kira Salek
- The Four Corners - Kira Salek
- 'Round Ireland with a Fridge - Tony Hawks
- Smile, You're Traveling - Henry Rollins
Maps, Mapping, and Research Sites
Friends and Relations
- A Fan's View
- Asparagus & Mayonnaise
- Banana Boy Black
- Chicken Dance-Free Wedding
- The Day Job
- The Wife-ish
- University of Wisconsin - River Falls
- University of Wisconsin - River Falls Dept. of Geography and Mapping Sciences
- University of Wisconsin - River Falls International Travelling Classroom
- Variant Edition
News to me
- (A) Daily Show
- Brit Hume Watch
- Charlie Rose
- Colbert Report
- Fixed News
- Frontline
- Henry Rollins Show
- Huffington Post
- Iraq Slogger
- Luke-Warm Water
- McSweeny's
- Minnesota Public Radio
- National Public Radio
- New York Dog Trainer
- New York Times
- River Falls Journal
- Slash Dot
- Slate
- Star Tribune
- The fine line between stupid and clever.
- UWRF Student Voice
- Washington Post
Travel sites
Go here, buy coffee (or beer), use internet.
- Too numerous to mention...
- Hotel Mittagaghorn - Gimmelwald, Switzerland
- Jugendherberge - Frieberg, Germany
- internet/laundry - Frieberg, Germany
- Belleville McDonalds - Paris, France
- Hostel d'Artagnean - Paris, France
- Frankfurt Hostel - Frankfurt, Germany
- Albergue Juvenil - Madrid, Spain
- The Good Companions Bar -Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire UK
- The White Swan - Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire UK
- The Mason's Arms - Kensal Green, London UK
- The Marquis of Cornwallis - London, UK
- The Generator - London, UK
- Brueggers on Grand - St. Paul, MN USA
- The Laundry Doctor - St. Paul, MN USA
- Dunn Bros. - Univ & Berry, Minneapolis, MN USA
- Gramma Bonnie's - Amery, WI USA
- Nina's Cafe - St. Paul, MN USA
Hoping to leave Europe as good or better than I found it.
Just call me Cap.
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Thanks go to United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation for the scholarship (not to mention Capt. Kenneth Sault and Prof. Charlie Rader for the letters of recommendation), The Univeristy of Wisconsin - River Fall's International Traveling Classroom Staff, and the United States Navy (for the irony that I will travel to more countries in three months of college than I did during the five years I was attached to a nuclear submarine).
2 comments:
wow, sweetie, that's amazing.
Who knew skeletons could be so artsy? Can you imagine the artist putting that together? "I said pass me a femur, and this is clearly a tibia!"
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