tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-39685378238379739102011-11-27T17:24:42.331-08:00Find out what real Europeans do to celebrate the World Cup in July of 2010. My cousin and I will be traveling throughout Europe experiencing European traditions and rituals that take place because of the World Cup. We will capture this greatness all on film. Although the WC is taking place in South Africa, the party doesn't stop in Europe.Ben Wagnerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02003952709086716407noreply@blogger.comBlogger21100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3968537823837973910.post-70424011768026695252009-07-28T06:16:00.000-07:002009-07-28T06:47:21.096-07:00

It is too early to tell where we will be actually traveling. Obviously I would like to go to the big name countries such as Germany, France, and the defending champs in Italy. Once the exact match ups and schedules get posted and determined, my cousin and I will have a route figured out. The WC runs from June 11-July 11 of 2010 so we are aiming for a whole month of traveling Europe.Since we are

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Thank the sports gods that the month of July is almost over. Seriously, is there any other month that has more limited amount of sports. I'm not dissin' on the MLB here. I am just saying, it is hard to go a whole month when the prime time sports are regular season MLB games and the July 4th Nathan's Hotdog Eating Contest. You can only eat so many hotdogs! Honestly, I think that's why ESPN can't

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