You were in Duisburg/Germany, its my hometown and in1:05 thats the Salvator Church and the city hall.
I´m not sure but i think in 0:57, thats the synagoque at the basin of Duisburg!
Thats cool that you were in Duisburg, because Duisburg is actually a boring City but i love City. And the Gas holder in 1:12 is very close to my home, only 600 meters. Very cool
I did enjoy it there. I was an urban planning student at the time when I was there and we were touring around the Dortmund/Duisburg/Essen area looking at industrial redevelopment projects. That's really cool that you're from there. I would love to go back some time. I loved being in Europe, especially Germany. It's a completely different lifestyle than here in the US and I really enjoy it.
Yes I really did go to Europe. I did not shoot these in Oklahoma or something. If you'd get out there in the world too you'd realize there are really places that look like this.
Hey Eric. Great video. I would like to know how many countries you visited in your trip, how long lasted your trip and how much you spent. Because I´m going to Europe next year, so I´m preparing myself for this. Keep in touch.
Thanks for the comment. I was in Europe for 40 days in the summer of 2005. The first 3 weeks were spent on a Study Abroad through my university and the second 3 weeks were spent on my own traveling around. I went to Germany, The Netherlands, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, and Italy. Check out the second half of my trip to Europe (I think the video is better).
Well, I was there for six weeks total, three of which I had to pay for myself (the other half was a college study abroad). I stayed in youth hostels (which I highly recommend, great value and you get to meet a ton of cool people) and they are pretty cheap. I spent a lot on food though because I really wanted to enjoy the authentic foods of Europe. I'd say with air fare I probably spent around 3000 for the whole trip. Not too bad really.
Cool vid!!!
You were in Duisburg/Germany, its my hometown and in1:05 thats the Salvator Church and the city hall.
I´m not sure but i think in 0:57, thats the synagoque at the basin of Duisburg!
Thats cool that you were in Duisburg, because Duisburg is actually a boring City but i love City. And the Gas holder in 1:12 is very close to my home, only 600 meters. Very cool
Do you like it here?
meierksch 4 years ago
I did enjoy it there. I was an urban planning student at the time when I was there and we were touring around the Dortmund/Duisburg/Essen area looking at industrial redevelopment projects. That's really cool that you're from there. I would love to go back some time. I loved being in Europe, especially Germany. It's a completely different lifestyle than here in the US and I really enjoy it.
cmdrico7812 4 years ago
I'm glad that you enjoy your time at the "ruhrgebiet", thats how the region is called (just if you don't know :-))
I play in the "Landscape Parc North", were the gasomter, when i was younger.
It was a big adventure, because it wasn't so nice at the time, but know its a piece of jewelry, isn't it.
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meierksch 4 years ago
Nice. Did you enjoy your stay here?
setaso5 4 years ago
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sidious5150 4 years ago
lol really, cause I didn't watch it. I just asked the guy how much it would cost to go to Europe.
SunshineRemmy 4 years ago
Yes I really did go to Europe. I did not shoot these in Oklahoma or something. If you'd get out there in the world too you'd realize there are really places that look like this.
cmdrico7812 5 years ago
Hey Eric. Great video. I would like to know how many countries you visited in your trip, how long lasted your trip and how much you spent. Because I´m going to Europe next year, so I´m preparing myself for this. Keep in touch.
Rodaragao 5 years ago
Thanks for the comment. I was in Europe for 40 days in the summer of 2005. The first 3 weeks were spent on a Study Abroad through my university and the second 3 weeks were spent on my own traveling around. I went to Germany, The Netherlands, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, and Italy. Check out the second half of my trip to Europe (I think the video is better).
cmdrico7812 5 years ago
How much money did you spend on your trip? I plan to go to Europe soon and I would like to know how much it will set me back...
SunshineRemmy 4 years ago
Well, I was there for six weeks total, three of which I had to pay for myself (the other half was a college study abroad). I stayed in youth hostels (which I highly recommend, great value and you get to meet a ton of cool people) and they are pretty cheap. I spent a lot on food though because I really wanted to enjoy the authentic foods of Europe. I'd say with air fare I probably spent around 3000 for the whole trip. Not too bad really.
cmdrico7812 4 years ago
hmmm not to bad.
SunshineRemmy 4 years ago