Martin

On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 16:19:42 -0700, yeadeagisss
<dai/gea/isss/0nne/3hrree/zer0/zer0_@_geea/maiil.c0mx> wrote:

>Kamakazee wrote:
>> On Jul 18, 4:45 pm, yeadeagisss <dai/gea/isss/0nne/3hrree/zer0/
>> zer0_@_geea/maiil.c0mx> wrote:
>>
>>>There are trains from Maastrict to Frankfurt, but not direct, non-stop
>>>services. You'll change at least once, and that's on the utterly
>>>non-intuitive route via Utrecht. Some routes feature several changes,
>>>which can be rather tiring.
>>
>>
>> It would be the largest amount of driving on the trip but I think I'm
>> up to it. I note from the map it would take me through "Nottingham",
>
>You note from the wrong map. Maastricht to Frankfurt goes nowhere near
>Nottingham, England. The only time you'll be near Nottingham is when
>you're in Spondon.
>
>>>>Are you familar with the "speed trains"? If
>>>>so, do they run from Barcelona to Hungary?
>>>
>>>There is no direct high-speed train service from Barcelona to Budapest.
>>>It's a very long and tiring voyage via train, with a minimum of three,
>>>and as many as eight changes.
>>
>> Sounds like it's out of the question. She has a tolerance of no more
>> than 4 hours sitting at one time.
>
>You sure you meant "Barcelona" and not "Vienna?"
>
>Hint: Barcelona is in Spain. Vienna is in Austria.

Your post should have had SPOILER in the subject.
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Martin