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I love this story. Such a shame most of them were lost.

'Guy spent the 1960s & 70s Collecting Paper Airplanes off the Streets of NYC' ...

http://www.messynessychic.com/2015/...cting-paper-airplanes-off-the-streets-of-nyc/

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This little cutie, from Afghanistan, made his own Messi plastic bag shirt and plays in his gumboots.
Now Messi is arranging his meeting:), flying him, and giving him proper kit, awwe.
 
Hike being the operative walk of course, lol. Sounds like a bit of fun and exertion. How long is the walk per day for? Is it structured or a bit of a free for all in distance and direction?
 
Khun Khun said:
Hike being the operative walk of course, lol. Sounds like a bit of fun and exertion. How long is the walk per day for? Is it structured or a bit of a free for all in distance and direction?
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Now I'm in decision paralysis about whether to do that one or Bavaria. They are both classed as 'moderately' challenging. About 4 hours a day plus or minus I think. Why oh why won't someone just give me heaps and heaps of money so I can do both??? They are guided walks with most meals and some structure and some free time.
 
Mooseface said:
Now I'm in decision paralysis about whether to do that one or Bavaria. They are both classed as 'moderately' challenging. About 4 hours a day plus or minus I think. Why oh why won't someone just give me heaps and heaps of money so I can do both??? They are guided walks with most meals and some structure and some free time.
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you could toss a coin to decide? orr close your eyes really really tightly and whichever walk comes first in your head is the one that you are meant to be on?
 
Bavaria will be closer, but Cappadocia will be a vastly different experience, especially if you've never been there.
 
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