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Feb
13
answered Are there trains without WC in the Netherlands?
Feb
13
comment Is it wise to pretend to be Christian to safely travel through the US?
@LJ2: which isn't much different from the case in Poland (except there is no KKK). What I'm saying, that consequences are lot less likely to be lethal or even physically violent
Feb
13
comment Is it wise to pretend to be Christian to safely travel through the US?
@gerrit: I'd say similar in terms of tolerance, however difference is that in rural US they are armed to their teeth, while Poland is one of the countries with the least firearms per capita. Also murder rate and violent crime rate in US is 5 times higher than in Poland. So in Poland you'd risk getting insulted, not being shot at.
Feb
13
comment Is it wise to pretend to be Christian to safely travel through the US?
@gerrit: OTOH, Islam is currently number one religion in quite a lot of Western European countries :-P
Feb
13
answered Is it wise to pretend to be Christian to safely travel through the US?
Feb
13
comment Is it wise to pretend to be Christian to safely travel through the US?
@greg121: yes, you seem naive. Have you ever been to US?
Feb
12
comment Are there any US laws that a US citizen MUST obey while traveling, even if those laws do not exist in the country he is traveling to?
@jwenting: I'm quite sure, that should the plane overflying Dutch airspace be eg. hijacked, it would be intercepted by Dutch fighters, forced to land in Dutch airport and dealt with by Royal Dutch Marechaussee.
Feb
12
comment Are there any US laws that a US citizen MUST obey while traveling, even if those laws do not exist in the country he is traveling to?
@jwenting: IIRC, only when they are on/over international waters. On/over territorial waters the local jurisdiction applies.
Feb
12
comment What are the practical implications for the flag of a ship?
I'd add to that protection against pirates. For example ships flying Dutch flag are not allowed to have armed guards on board.
Feb
12
comment What are the consequences of a US citizen overstaying a Schengen visa?
why would you assume it's different for a US citizen?
Feb
11
revised Is it necessary to take a national identity card when travelling abroad?
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Feb
11
answered Is it necessary to take a national identity card when travelling abroad?
Feb
9
comment Why would you wrap your luggage in plastic?
I meant they are legally allowed to check any bag (in theory for security threats, in practice for valuables). And they have legal right to open it without your supervision. Stealing part obviously isn't legal.
Feb
8
comment Finding all flights from an airport to a country
you want to find flight or find and book ticket for a flight?
Feb
8
answered Finding all flights from an airport to a country
Feb
8
comment Why would you wrap your luggage in plastic?
In USA, doesn't TSA have right to open any bag anyway? And then steal all they want‌​?
Feb
5
revised How to use trekking clothes?
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Feb
5
comment How to use trekking clothes?
@mithy: there are materials that are waterproof and breathable. But yeah, microfiber trousers would do...
Feb
4
comment How to use trekking clothes?
Well, backpacks I've used were made from heavy duty Cordura with waterproofing, so I didn't worry so much about rain. OTOH, the Forclaz 60, as mentioned in it's description is not waterproof at all. One more thing you should take in account for poncho covering backpack vs separate backpack cover -- unless your jacket has proper hardened patches on shoulders, it's likely to start leaking where backpack shoulder straps touch it.
Feb
3
revised How to use trekking clothes?
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