Re: Got WC tickets!

markvanderv1@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> Any travel ideas or pitfalls?

Ideas: do you mean tourist sites? If you are a bit more specific, the
Germans here might be able to help.

Pitfalls: nothing I am aware of.

>> We are looking at a 2 week stay and are
>> looking at an apartment rental, and taking trains to the games.

A two week stay somewhere central or 2 times a week at two different
locations?

>> Also-any one else going?

I'm already there. ;-)

> Wouldn't it be fun for you to stay in the Netherlands and train in
> with a bunch of Dutch fans for the Argentine match?

WARNING: I like the Netherlands, but the Dutch football fans can be,
well, very "problematic", especially if unleashed in Germany.

MM

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