Here’s the link… Peak-Season Map at Epicurious.com.
We should have one map like this one for every country 
Eating on the pole, City Hall Park, NYC
Curious squirrel in City Hall Park, NYC
This morning I put some order in the pile of magazines I have in my room and dumped a few. One cover with a big close up on a squirrel made me think of my trips overseas and when I was in London. I remember one day in New York City I was wandering and stopped a few minutes in the City Hall Park, before heading to the Brooklyn Bridge. There I found a bunch of squirrels frantically looking for food. I should have brought some with me… They were cute!
Feeding squirrel in Kensington Park, London
The same thing happened 6 years later in Kensington Park, London. This time, I had some mixed nuts and fruits with me so we shared the snack, haha. One day a couple of squirrels started following me, so I gave them more almonds and nuts. One in particular must have been very hungry, because I fed him an almond but he put it in his mouth and kept waiting for more. So I gave him another almond; holding my fingers, he grabbed it and then bit my thumb, like it was another almond or something. Ouch! The little bugger wouldn’t let go of my thumb and I had to literally scroll it away. I’m sorry no one took a photo or filmed the hilarious scene but that was really funny.
You gotta love ‘em nuts 
Well...
…but where is Wayne?
What you need for your college camping:
- 2 paper cups (abandoned on the water dispenser)
- leftover risotto (we cooked too much for dinner)
- 2 pocket knives (the bigger the better, a machete is fine)
Where:
- the college computer room
When:
- at midnight, when there’s nobody around and the blueish screen lights are a gentle glare
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Camping in the computer room
How:
- you sit in front of a computer, put some risotto in your cups and eat with your knives
Top nosh 
Yours,
Fairy Tail xxx
PS: IMPORTANT: remove all evidence before leaving.
via LAtimes.com.
Read the article and bear in mind that 500 euros = 675 $ = 442 £. Try and think of how you would live with that amount of money as your monthly pension/income.
