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date = '2025-08-07T00:00:00+02:00'
date = '2025-08-07T18:00:00+02:00'
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title = 'WHY 2025 - Day 0'
tags = ['travel', 'WHY 2025']

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date = '2025-08-07T12:00:00+02:00'
date = '2025-08-07T06:00:00+02:00'
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title = 'WHY 2025 - Preparations'
tags = ['travel', 'WHY 2025']
@ -58,6 +58,9 @@ At the *Späti* (kiosk that never closes), I had the idea of buying some cheap h
As I did have a longer wait at Ostbahnhof, I was finally able to get some food and coffee. You should have seen me juggle my giant backpack, the big duffel bag, the food and a hot cup of black coffee. What had to happen did happen, and so the rest of the day I walked around with a big stain on my shirt and a slightly burned chest.
Update from more than a week later: the burned area is still clearly visible.
The strap chafing on my chest all day probably did not help.
The actual train ride was comfortable and had a delay of only 30m, which is *fine* for a days worth of travel. My biggest complaint is that none of the toilets I checked had soap. If I had not packed as much stuff, it would say it was a better experience than getting there by car. I think it was funny that there Dutch crew stressed the point that you do not have to take a specific train in the Netherlands, even with the SparPreis, eliminating the last possible reason to have bought the expensive ticket.
From the train station, the event provided a free shuttle service to the camping ground.