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Serbia
... looked down at Allan and grilled me on life on the road. So nice to have a conversation and be welcomed into their country, the stamp giving a definitive mark of crossing a frontier.
Ten yards further a man leaning on an impressively overloaded pick up truck smoking a cigarette nodded and released the smoke with a jovial "bravo". I liked Serbia and pedaled fast with a grin.
With the excitement of leaving Hungary Id forgotten to spend the rest of ...
My son, do not put the cat in the car.
... is the view awesome but they have a collection of old tanks and military gear; one of the tanks was painted in leopard print! After a full day of sightseeing we headed back for a brief nap and time to shower before heading out to for dinner in the city, rakia tasting and some dancing at the lakeside clubs. First, the dinner was wonderful! I had cabbage leaves filled with lamb mince and veggies along with a Serbian salad. Second, the rakia was awful! Imagine drinking pure alcohol with ...
Ups and downs in Belgrade and Novi Sad
... In some respects, it has rightly obliterated the top-down Communisms that dominated the left throughout the Twentieth Century and given succour to anarchisms and other bottom-up socialisms, but it has also given rise to fascist and white power movements whose graffiti is all too often visible on walls across the former Yugoslavia.
The sun seemed to set early, and we found ourselves back at the hostel late in the afternoon. Chatting to a couple of Serbian lads, we began ...
The difference between jews and apricots
... 1095;то прост 86; ехать куда-т 086; еще желан 80;я было еще меньш 77;. Прито 84;ился я. Вот и остал 89;я в ...
Belgrade
... sitting rooms, artworks and some Turkish Baths
We have met some more people in this hostel, including a couple of Turkish guys. After a few moments of polite chit chat, where one of the guys asked us our names, he then reciprocated with "I am Fatih Aslan" (pronounced ***** Arseland). The s****** that followed was pretty undisguisable but was rescued in part by an irrelevant anecdote which then allowed us to guffaw freely. Clearly we ...
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