Hey /trv/, I'm thinking about getting a campervan and roaming

>>1140924
>Money won't really be a problem,
Yea you'll be having champagne and steaks every night, I'm sure.

>>1140959
And caviar. Don't forget the caviar. Everyone just loves loves loves buskers. Having a busker playing in the background.makes buying made-in-China souvenirs in Europe so much more authentic.

>>1140959
Lel I wish that was the case. Just saying that busking isn't bad money...
>>1140969
Lel most people do enjoy some saxy saxophone players...


Love the positive feedback guys, nice stuff.

pretty sure you need a busking license in england

Yeah, this one time I walk out to Portsmouth (One what I'm pretty sure was a midsummer morning), with my violin and Head off for Vigo in Spain.
The locals were very understanding, even though I only knew how to ask for of water.
Was going great until the civil war started and I had to be eacuated by the British Royal Navy.
Would recommend.

>>1141011
Aye sounds like a proper adventure though!
>>1141004
Yeah it's exactly the same in Portugal, How much would a permit cost in England though?

>>1141011
What?

>>1140924
In Germany, you can't stay in the same spot for more than 15 minutes. You'll have to move down the block. You could come back, but it's usually considered polite to rotate between several spots so you're not subjecting shopkeepers to the same 8 tunes over and over and over. You'll also notice that other buskers will remind you to swap if you've been there too long, or that their may be a loose 'rotation' planned. Always ask if you feel it's 'crowded' with other buskers.

>>1141013
Who is Laurie Lee.

>>1141018
Alrighty, thanks for the pointers mate. Had no clue it worked that way! Will put it to practice!