hostel

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• On many thru-hiking trails, there is often relatively easy and semi-frequent access to towns with outfitters or even hiker boxes of left-behind items at hostels and stations.

• For scale, only 500 local residents still live in Dubrovnik’s old town, the rest of its warren of buildings are Airbnb lets or hostels.

• Found in hostels, shops, post offices, laundromats, and other businesses along the trail, hiker boxes contain anything the last hikers to come through had too much of—from socks to stove fuel to sunscreen to food.

• The children of Indigenous San people, also known as Bushmen, often live in remote communities, and the government provides schools with hostels for their children so they can get an education.

• Ron Limb, 54, the hostel’s owner, was home in bed, awakened by a call from someone at the hostel.

• But, still, week after week, Addison lived in a Dili hostel waiting for the rusty wheels of Timorese justice to set her free.

• They drove through France before settling in Spain, where they rented rooms in a hostel in Malaga.

• This is a new kind of hostel for a new generation of traveller.

• On the other hand, I suspect that hostel also forbade alcohol and cigarettes too, right?

• Sanclemente went on the lam before being arrested in a Buenos Aires student hostel in May of that year.

• The name "Students' Hostel," written on a large poster placed at the gate, attracted my attention and I rang the doorbell.