Secret Trip to Europe

We have all been to Europe either in reality or amongst our dreams, so this movie relates to ALL. Come wander through my amateur batch of europhotos freshly fused into a movie maker by-product.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• europe
• travel
• italy
• germany
• croatia
• stephen
• tourist
• secret
• funny
• rome

[cungbo]

What program did you use to produce such a great video?

[whidgy]

I cant tell if you are being sarcastic there or not...haha well i just used Windows Movie Maker mate! easy as! i played round with the transitions and fonts..?!

[cervantes555]

what is the name of the two guitar songs? (Cool video!)

[whidgy]

its just one guitar song by Rodrigo Y Gabriella titled 'viking'- search one of their songs live on Youtube they are amazing! thanx for ur commnt =)

[div70]

pretty impressive Movie, 5 stars from me! :)

[PraviBosanac]

Awesome Vid, seems like you enjoyed yourself, wish i could go back soon, although i doubt it, i have to say all the slavic countries are awesome, although i am a little bias :P, see ya around :)

[whidgy]

no i have never been to hungary, but i was very, very close when i was travelling last year- my flight even landed in Vienna which is pretty close to u hey!

[hcpetrov]

Yes I live in Budapest, Hungary.

Have u ever been there?

[whidgy]

hey man thanx for the feedbak- i didnt consider the fact Bosna is actually in the southern area of europe, i figured it was sorta classified as an eastern country. and yeh man i kno its really that long name Bosna i Herzegovina..but i couldnt really bother writin it all!! my friend is from there, so i got to learn to speak some of the language it was AWESOME! cool, do u live in hungary?

[hcpetrov]

Hi! It's a great video, but I'd like to give some critics. You've written that Bosnia is an Eastern European country, but it is not correct, 'cos it is Southern European, Balkanian country, and Bosnia's correct political name is Bosnia and Herzegovina, or Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovia.

And an additional fact: Zagreb till the end of the First World war was a part of Hungary, but Zagreb's region had a half autonomian territory, called Slavonia.