Episode 37 - A Comment on Moving for Political Reasons and Our Tour of Poland
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Join us, Jim and Rita, as we explore the decision to establish a home base in the U.S., balancing family ties and future surgeries while considering the allure of new experiences abroad. Listen in as we discuss whether leaving the country due to political reasons is truly the driving force for successful expats or if it's the promise of adventure that beckons. With fresh health updates, including a successful gallbladder surgery and some welcome insurance news, we set our sights on the warm climes of Portugal and Spain, all while advocating for the convenience and charm of Flixbus over traditional rail and air travel in Europe.
Our journey doesn't end there. We immerse ourselves in the rich history and vibrant culture of Krakow and Warsaw, sharing stories of Wawel Castle, bustling markets, and the unique ways Poland shows solidarity with Ukraine. Discover the beauty of Krakow's walkable streets and historic churches, and relive the unexpected health scare that struck during a Flixbus ride to Warsaw. Find out why our cozy Airbnb near the Madame Curie statue made our exploration of Warsaw even more memorable. We invite you to connect further with us through our blog and social media platforms, where you can find more insights, photographs, and travel stories. Whether you're planning your next adventure or simply love a good travel tale, there's something here for every wanderlust-filled heart.
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1. Episode 37 - A Comment on Moving for Political Reasons and Our Tour of Poland (00:00:00)
2. Travel Plans Amidst Political Changes (00:00:08)
3. Exploring Rebuilt European Cities (00:14:30)
4. Connecting Through Travel Memories (00:29:26)
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