Re: hits
Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 10:58 am
As of August 2008, there's also this beautiful Dominican-Romanian hit.
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Hits from non-€ countries!
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Re: Hits from non-€ countries!
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 2:57 pm
Bamako, Mali to Herdecke, Germany Hit today
Re: Hits from non-€ countries!
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 1:22 am
How, actually, are the relations between Ukraine and Slovenia? I can't imagine too many Germans, Austrians or Italians travelling to Ukraine, but being somewhat from behind the old iron curtain, Ukraine might look in Slovenia like a more natural destination for a travel than it does in "the west". Just like Finns go to Estonia or Latvia a lot more naturally than the Swedes do.
But, what's the opinion of a real Slovenian?
But, what's the opinion of a real Slovenian?
Re: Hits from non-€ countries!
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 2:23 pm
Not really. For most Slovene people Ukraine is a very 'exotic' country. I think Vitchge is a trucker and the note so found its way.Dakkus wrote:Ukraine might look in Slovenia like a more natural destination for a travel than it does in "the west". Just like Finns go to Estonia or Latvia a lot more naturally than the Swedes do.
Re: Hits from non-€ countries!
Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 5:25 pm
A hit with Sweden is nowadays no rarity as not less than 9149 notes (99 of which mine) have been entered in Sweden and already 164 hits have taken place, 4 of which mine.
The very first Sweden - Sweden hit ever took place today! Thank you, Miss minna_fi.
http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=58136387
A hit between two different non-euro countries is more exciting than a hit between an euro country and a non-euro country. I think this hit is somewhere between these two categories. I consider it far more interesting than Sweden - Finland hit as there are plenty of them - but still less interesting than Sweden - Netherlands hit (see discussion above) for example.
The note must have visited Sweden 14 times, as well as Finland. She also found another note similar to this but the other one was moderated. Besides she found one of my Helsinki-notes that I got on the way to the ferry. All these notes were used on the ferry two weeks earlier than she found them. This in telling us they keep some notes in the safe and use them when needed. It is not easy to believe another explanation why all these three notes survived two weeks on this floating 12 floor hotel.
Most of the notes that I got onboard have not been yet entered in EBT as I've been more than busy lately. Maybe tomorrow I have time. I hope not too many of them have been already found by Miss minna_fi.
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The very first Sweden - Sweden hit ever took place today! Thank you, Miss minna_fi.
http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=58136387
A hit between two different non-euro countries is more exciting than a hit between an euro country and a non-euro country. I think this hit is somewhere between these two categories. I consider it far more interesting than Sweden - Finland hit as there are plenty of them - but still less interesting than Sweden - Netherlands hit (see discussion above) for example.
The note must have visited Sweden 14 times, as well as Finland. She also found another note similar to this but the other one was moderated. Besides she found one of my Helsinki-notes that I got on the way to the ferry. All these notes were used on the ferry two weeks earlier than she found them. This in telling us they keep some notes in the safe and use them when needed. It is not easy to believe another explanation why all these three notes survived two weeks on this floating 12 floor hotel.
Most of the notes that I got onboard have not been yet entered in EBT as I've been more than busy lately. Maybe tomorrow I have time. I hope not too many of them have been already found by Miss minna_fi.
Puup woo enpen
Re: Hits from non-€ countries!
Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:14 pm
Dublin - 
Vail doesn't appear that often 
[/quote]Re: Hits from non-€ countries!
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:13 pm
Having a hit to a non-euro-country is always so nice.
You can say Tallinn of Estonia can actually be considered as a small Finnish town as there have been entered 8156 notes altogether and 209 of them are hits, i.e. with the hit ratio of 39. And that 201 of these hits have a Finnish partner. Still this very hit was so nice to have. My first one with Estonia actually.
http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=65860820" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Klazu is a well known ebter so maybe the cleaning girls won't get too excited with this hit though all my hits with Klazu seem to be rather special.
First one was another non-euro-zone-hit Viekijärvi Finland - Blyth UK: http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=20275037" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. The second one was a Finland - Finland hit with an 100 euro note with an interesting history as it was the note Klazu's girlfriend Niina got as graduation present. http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=34655049" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
This was the third hit with Klazu. Interesting enough I have so many more hits with the big ebters of Southern Finland, but not too many with him though Joensuu is situated in Eastern Finland not more than just 250 kilometers from my home town. I always prefer quality to quantity.
Any time you come to the ebters' paradise Finland don't forget to spend one day in Estonia too. They are nice people there. Return trip costs just about 20 to 40 euros by ferry from Helsinki and takes about 3 hours one way. Most small shops - especially those specialized in alcohol - accept euros there and pay back in euros too. Supermarkets don't do it.
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You can say Tallinn of Estonia can actually be considered as a small Finnish town as there have been entered 8156 notes altogether and 209 of them are hits, i.e. with the hit ratio of 39. And that 201 of these hits have a Finnish partner. Still this very hit was so nice to have. My first one with Estonia actually.
http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=65860820" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Klazu is a well known ebter so maybe the cleaning girls won't get too excited with this hit though all my hits with Klazu seem to be rather special.
First one was another non-euro-zone-hit Viekijärvi Finland - Blyth UK: http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=20275037" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. The second one was a Finland - Finland hit with an 100 euro note with an interesting history as it was the note Klazu's girlfriend Niina got as graduation present. http://fi.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=34655049" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
This was the third hit with Klazu. Interesting enough I have so many more hits with the big ebters of Southern Finland, but not too many with him though Joensuu is situated in Eastern Finland not more than just 250 kilometers from my home town. I always prefer quality to quantity.
Any time you come to the ebters' paradise Finland don't forget to spend one day in Estonia too. They are nice people there. Return trip costs just about 20 to 40 euros by ferry from Helsinki and takes about 3 hours one way. Most small shops - especially those specialized in alcohol - accept euros there and pay back in euros too. Supermarkets don't do it.
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