Prague Budapest Cesky Krumlov Vienna London and Austrian keyboard differences

Traveling is never what I expect and always a treasure. This is the first European trip I've had in a really long long time that didnt involve constant internet access. So the grand plan of bloggin my way around eastern europe dissolved into the mist. So instead, I've gone old skool and written it all down in pen and ink. Ok, so I didnt really write it all down. I scribbled notes and a log of sights I saw and ideas and future ramblings to share with you.

The first of which is the fact that on Austrian keyboards the y and the z are reversed. So if zou see some funkz spelling then please forgive me as I have not properlz adapted. :) There's also a few new keys: Ö Ä Ü and of course the very necessary €. Also for those of you who would like to use the @ to write out an email addy.... its conveniently located on the Q key and you will need to use the Alt Gr key.

So originally we had grand plans for Lisbon on the front end of this trip and I dont even remember what else. Oh yes, rail passes.. I was surprised how cheap rail tickets are over here. I think we saved money by not getting passes. And then there was the bus - cheap cheap cheap but not so good over 3 hours I'd say. Anyhoo its the middle of the night and I'm rambling.

Just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know all sorts of fun and useful information is coming your way. The majority of the goods will be about Prague, Budapest, Cesky Krumlov and Vienna. Off to London tomorrow for a whole whopping 20 hours so I'm not sure what kind of goods I will dig up for you there.

So stay tuned for your handy eastern europe update. Happy Travels!