@JonathanReez let us continue here our discussion about the two passports question
You were suggesting to edit the suggested dupe to make it even broader and include this case if I understand correctly?! I'm not sure I agree since that makes that question very broad just to be able to close the other one as a dupe of it IMHO. I would rather suggest (with the permission of the OP) to make the new question a general canonical of travelling with two passports of the same country. That is an interesting question in its own right!
I see and value your point but I don't necessarily agree, mostly about making the current canonical too broad. I have made my case and would like to have the opinion of others on this.
If there is a consensus for your suggestion I will be happy if you follow through of course :)
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Hello. Can anyone help me figure out the timelines explained here. I have no idea of the scale of the journey as I'm unknown to the country, but I'm trying to figure out if the "8 days drive" by car mentioned at the top is including or exluding any activities at the stops.
Like, is it minimum 8 days just to get from place to place without having time to do stuff or if I plan only 8 days for this route, I will also have enough time to do the things they mention for each day?
I'm currently trying to figure out distance in km for the whole route and dividing evenly amongst the days to get a rough estimate. 2800 km in 10 days is in my experience about 3 hours on the road each day.
But I don't know if my experience is well-suited for Australia.
I'm using the awesome Australia website to compose an itinerary. I'm planning on combining these legs, where the last leg is connected by flight but all other legs are done driving a campervan. http://www.australia.com/en/itineraries/qld-pacific-coast.html http://www.australia.com/en/itineraries/nsw-legendary-pacific-coast-touring-route.html http://www.australia.com/en/itineraries/nsw-sydney-to-melbourne-coastal-drive.html http://www.australia.com/en/itineraries/melbourne-adelaide-gor.html http://www.australia.com/en/itineraries/wa-indian-ocean-drive.html
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I've been trying to find a tool that could give me a list or map of all the destinations of a certain airline.
Something like this easyjet's route map, but for all airlines.
That reminds me, I want to check whether a Q is a duplicate.
The Q I have answered (for a friend) is :
A one day travel pass for zone one and two is cheaper with an oystercard, but where can you buy such a card and how do you get your money back after the short visit.
I never bothered to get my money off my oystercard and I think I allow the girls to use the left over value and get the refund (or keep the card, it is a William and Kate one.)
With my boyfriend living in the London area, it was useful to have the card, but now I will hardly ever go to London anymore.
And for the few times I still do, I can use my bank card instead.
I've been trying to find a tool that could give me a list or map of all the destinations of a certain airline.
Something like this easyjet's route map, but for all airlines.
