leaving amsterdam via train.....
leaving amsterdam via train.....
guys...whats stories, info, news, tips would you have about taking the train away from amsterdam to belgium/france/germany for example, with a possible stash?
curious on how frequent/rare random searches are, either before boarding, on the train, do they brings dogs on board?....
as pathetic as this may sound, no it really isnt for me! my friend is coming with me and he knows im on this site a lot...
curious on how frequent/rare random searches are, either before boarding, on the train, do they brings dogs on board?....
as pathetic as this may sound, no it really isnt for me! my friend is coming with me and he knows im on this site a lot...
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Done the train from Amsterdam to Milan-Florence , got a healthy check from German police/customs although that may have had something to do with smokin a spliff o Afghan in the toilet
found half a spliff and tryed to get a fine of me , when i said i had no cash jus gave me a stearn talkin to ! but at the Italian Border they bring dogs on ! oops say no more
although that was through Switzerland so i dont know other routes ?
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usually german customs bring dogs, too.
i would not recommend to smuggle by train actually!
haha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vYXuC5poj4
and yes, they are looking for small amount users.
i would not recommend to smuggle by train actually!
haha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vYXuC5poj4
and yes, they are looking for small amount users.
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Antwerpen - Belgie
www.nshispeed.nl/en/belgium/antwerp
Dusseldorf - Germany
www.bahn.de/international/view/en/index.shtml
Paris - france
http://www.thalys.com/nl/en/
Oh & 1 last webby to help you out
www.raileurope.co.uk/Default.aspx?tabid=36
Have a nice holiday & write a trip report when you get back,Doc.
www.nshispeed.nl/en/belgium/antwerp
Dusseldorf - Germany
www.bahn.de/international/view/en/index.shtml
Paris - france
http://www.thalys.com/nl/en/
Oh & 1 last webby to help you out
www.raileurope.co.uk/Default.aspx?tabid=36
Have a nice holiday & write a trip report when you get back,Doc.
thanks guys-looks like more concerns with the germans...
how about france? i took a train to paris from dam 2 yrs ago (had nothing) but dont remember anyone checking anything or any dogs whatsoever...guess maybe i just didnt pay attention.
maybe this is more on the germany side....but those dogs do look scary
***that you tube video, are those trains that go to germany? i didnt undertand any of it*** or were those germans checking elsewhere?
how about france? i took a train to paris from dam 2 yrs ago (had nothing) but dont remember anyone checking anything or any dogs whatsoever...guess maybe i just didnt pay attention.
maybe this is more on the germany side....but those dogs do look scary
***that you tube video, are those trains that go to germany? i didnt undertand any of it*** or were those germans checking elsewhere?
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i personally wouldn't risk it. i told my friend when we backpacked i wouldn't do it and if they did they did it at their own risk and id be pissed off if they got us in trouble/kicked off the train. wouldn't have bailed them out if they got arrested either. was short on cash for a 3 week trip that ended up lasting a month.
educating myself and waiting for the next trip.
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The French cops will bust you so hard you wish you never left home. I saw it happen once and have seen the police on French trains multiple times per week when I was traveling there on a weekly basis for work.BlaireD wrote:thanks guys-looks like more concerns with the germans...
how about france? i took a train to paris from dam 2 yrs ago (had nothing) but dont remember anyone checking anything or any dogs whatsoever...guess maybe i just didnt pay attention.
maybe this is more on the germany side....but those dogs do look scary
***that you tube video, are those trains that go to germany? i didnt undertand any of it*** or were those germans checking elsewhere?
Many of the French train cops are plain clothed and you will not see it coming.
Smuggling drugs is silly, every country has drug dealers.
A few years ago I was searched by uniformed border agents crossing into Germany. Had nothing on me, so no problems. Had they checked my bag, they would not have noticed anything out of the ordinary. A dog would not have been a problem either because of the method(s) I use.
Easy steps to remember:
1. Airtight.
2. Handle the item with clean-hands. Residue may transfer onto the item and the dogs will alert, and someone with a good nose as well.
3. Don't attract any unnecessary attention. Be cool and enjoy the ride.
4. Air-out properly before getting on the train. If you reek, you will draw unwanted attention (see #3).
5. When trying something for the first time, perform these tests:
The airtight test: place the item under water and look for bubbles
The smell test: use camphor/menthol
Good luck.
Peace
Easy steps to remember:
1. Airtight.
2. Handle the item with clean-hands. Residue may transfer onto the item and the dogs will alert, and someone with a good nose as well.
3. Don't attract any unnecessary attention. Be cool and enjoy the ride.
4. Air-out properly before getting on the train. If you reek, you will draw unwanted attention (see #3).
5. When trying something for the first time, perform these tests:
The airtight test: place the item under water and look for bubbles
The smell test: use camphor/menthol
Good luck.
Peace
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Dirty Uncle Ron wrote:A few years ago I was searched by uniformed border agents crossing into Germany. Had nothing on me, so no problems. Had they checked my bag, they would not have noticed anything out of the ordinary. A dog would not have been a problem either because of the method(s) I use.
Easy steps to remember:
1. Airtight.
2. Handle the item with clean-hands. Residue may transfer onto the item and the dogs will alert, and someone with a good nose as well.
3. Don't attract any unnecessary attention. Be cool and enjoy the ride.
4. Air-out properly before getting on the train. If you reek, you will draw unwanted attention (see #3).
5. When trying something for the first time, perform these tests:
The airtight test: place the item under water and look for bubbles
The smell test: use camphor/menthol
Good luck.
Peace
Some good advice there ron,I was gona have a spliff & a couple of bongs from barneys in the morning before i was gona jump on a train but i may just smoke in my hotel before i get a shower/dressed