Friends, and Friendly Faces We've Met Along the Way

So far on our trip we have met many wonderful people. Unfortunately, we make friends best when we are drunk. So, please forgive us, as we have excluded all names to protect the innocent, but we have included locations, Enjoy!

Our drinking buddies from Vienna, 4:00 a.m. never came so quick! Thanks for the good times!


Our English friends we met in Vienna that we played Euchre with in the bar


Our Budapest BBQ crowd!


Another Budapest pic from the BBQ



Good times and Good friends in the Buda part of Budapest.



Our German friend we met at a bar in Bruges, Belgium




More German pals- Bruges, Belgium





Goo Germany! Foose Ball Champions in Bruges




Our Brewery Tour pals from America- (congrats on the engagement!) Bruges, Belgium



Late night laundry mat friendship was made in Amsterdam! (Our friends from Spain studying architecture)



Oban, Scotland (I cant wait to get home to buy a bottle of Glenmoranje!) Too many Scotches that night... Hello to our friends from Glospie, Scotland!



London, British Museum (Good listeners!)



London, our Italian friends, and roomates (Don't mind the noise in the middle of the night!)



Edinburgh, Scotland- Hollyrood Palace (Our friend and tour guide, Groundskeeper Willie)



Receptionist at our hostel in Edinburgh, Scotland



Eric's old war hero friend, Edinburgh, Scotland



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A hello to all of the people we have met thus far on the road, those in the pics and those we did not capture on film! Thanks for making our trip that much cooler! Cheers mates!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Glad to see your new friends. I am enjoying your adventure. It seems very fun but exhusting but then again I am not in my 20's. Got your
phone call yesterday and sorry I missed it. Uncle Jim and I were at Kevin's Marine Boot Camp graduation. It was wonderful and he looks amazing. I feel great pride to have a Marine as a nephew. Enjoy the time in Italy. Say hi to all my distant relatives.
Ciao for now .
May 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi you guys, this is Gordon. Thank you so much for the post card from Amsterdam, we all got to look at it (even Marissa, Frank and Todd) and we all hope you are having a most excellent time!! Great pictures, it looks like you two are having the time of your life, keep on L-I-V-I-N!!
May 17, 2009 at 2:36 PM
Ashley Sheaffer said…
It's so cute to see you guys socialize. You're all happy newlyweds spreading joy to random people! haha
May 19, 2009 at 8:57 AM
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