The first time I surfed around
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travel pages I didn’t see a whole lot to write
home about, but now-a-days things are different. In fact
they had several great travel pieces. I’m sure I’ll be paying future visits, but for now this piece here focuses
on having a good time in Germany. How? By saving crap tons of money and camping out in the many youth hostels.
One of the first reminders offered by Erin Blakemore is that hostels are not strictly for youth. Many of the
hostels I stayed at in the past a had a large variety of travelers from many backgrounds and age groups. It
actually made for a better experience in most cases. So if you’re worried about age, get over yourself and save
your money for Germany’s main attractions. The second thing to keep in mind while
using hostels
in Germany are the three C’s: cleanliness, convenience, and again cheap, cheap prices! It’s really as
simple as that, but she does offer other useful tips we tend to forget about, like buying sheets just in case your
cheapo way of travel doesn’t have them by chance.