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In March, I finally went on a decent vacation, because how much can you sit in Warsaw or there in Poland. The decision was quite spontaneous, because having slight health problems, I wanted to go to some warm country and warm up a little. It so happened that just friends from the trip to the Pieniny came up with the idea of visiting South America through Madrid to Peru and Bolivia, and because I like spontany, I found that if nothing stands in the way, I can go. And from word to word, there was a plan to go to Peru and Bolivia.<\/p>\n\n<\/div><\/div>

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Departure from Modlin<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

We started the journey from Modlin airport to Madrid. The perfect day to escape the country, it was about -15 on the thermometer. Why Madrid, you ask? There we just got the best connection to Lima. By the way, we had one day of sightseeing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

If you don’t know, in Peru and Bolivia they speak Spanish, just like in Madrid, so we could get used to it a bit.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

And below is a picture expressing more than 1000 words. Something for those who complain that they can’t move anywhere. I myself noticed that making such a trip is, according to some, some kind of neo-achievable thing. Only no one looks that although the direction was spontaneous, I knew about a year earlier that I wanted to see something completely new beyond the borders of Polish. It is certainly not easy and you have to put aside some money, but instead of complaining and rocking in the clouds, you have to decide what you want to do with them. It seems that you can’t afford anything, and this is about priorities. Do we buy a new game console, a better car than the neighbor has or postpone such a trip. If anything, I recommend blogs for this purpose: How to save money?<\/a> and Very Personal Finance.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Baggage and check-in<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

The only minus (or maybe a plus) of this maneuver was that we had to pack according to the new \n \n RyanAir<\/a>\n <\/em>\n<\/strong> standards, which required us to pack a small hand luggage that can be brought on board and a large hand luggage that is taken from us before entering the plane and packed into the hatch. Unless you buy a package for “better people” who are the first to board \u2013 then you can take it with you. I was a little afraid for my backpack, but then we could enjoy the fact that those who were in such a hurry to get on the plane had to freeze longer on the tarmac. It should be considered whether it is worth hurrying in such a hurry. Everything valuable can be taken with you on board, and the rest can be packed in a backpack, bag or suitcase. You should buy a solid cover, because when transporting to the hatch, no one cares too much about cleanliness, because unfortunately everything is moved in a hurry.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Arrival in Madrid<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

We arrived in Madrid very late in the evening and got practically on the last metro to get to the center, where we had an overnight stay.<\/p>\n\n\n\n