Thirteen hours at the border between Hungary and Serbia.
Damn hungarians take forever to check your papers. They act like they are protecting Fort Knox for fucks sake!
The reason it took so long, was cause there were lots of turkish people going from Germany to Turkey. Since they are not from the EU, clearing customs takes forever! I'm from the EU, but the EU-only line was full with other people as well. And the worst part was that my A/C was busted. It was 41C outside and the A/C was blasting hot air in my face and there was no way to turn it off. There was an electrical problem with the head unit sensors.
Thirteen miserable hours with nothing to eat and drink, at 41C, waiting for the stupid idiots at customs!
I remember crossing into hungary from the Czech Republic on a train. Something in the air changed. There was no verbal warning, no signs, just a coldness that permeated the air. But once in the country, I thought it was lovely.
And it onky took about 3 hours to get processed and enter into North Korea. With temps well below 0.
But as for the worst place I've been, it would have to be Ely, Nevada. My husband and I were both allergic to something there which made for a horrible experience.
What's the worst place you ever went to?
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Thirteen hours at the border between Hungary and Serbia.
Damn hungarians take forever to check your papers. They act like they are protecting Fort Knox for fucks sake!
The reason it took so long, was cause there were lots of turkish people going from Germany to Turkey. Since they are not from the EU, clearing customs takes forever! I'm from the EU, but the EU-only line was full with other people as well. And the worst part was that my A/C was busted. It was 41C outside and the A/C was blasting hot air in my face and there was no way to turn it off. There was an electrical problem with the head unit sensors.
Thirteen miserable hours with nothing to eat and drink, at 41C, waiting for the stupid idiots at customs!
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I remember crossing into hungary from the Czech Republic on a train. Something in the air changed. There was no verbal warning, no signs, just a coldness that permeated the air. But once in the country, I thought it was lovely.
And it onky took about 3 hours to get processed and enter into North Korea. With temps well below 0.
But as for the worst place I've been, it would have to be Ely, Nevada. My husband and I were both allergic to something there which made for a horrible experience.