Allstar Mali I Robit Resort Durres

... kleiden sich sehr westlich, man sieht we***** Kopftuech** als in Deutschland. Und alle 100m gibt es ein Casino.

Morgen geht es dann weit** gen Norden, sollte morgen Montenegro **reichen. Liege ganz gut in d** Zeit, kann v**mutlich einige Staedte an d** Kueste besichtigen, Inshallah.

Gruss
Ralf

P.S.
Dachte d** Pauschaltourismus ist noch nicht hi** angekommen, ab** im Nationalmuseum lief doch glatt eine deutsche Reisegruppe h**um.

Hallo zusammen

und Gruesse aus Tirana, Albanien, Land Nummer 124:-) Bin um kurz vor 9 in Tirana eingetroffen, die Strasse im Kosovo war schrecklich, der Grenzuebergang ziemlich merkwuerdig, es gibt zwar Kontrollposten, aber niemand hat die Paesse der Passagiere kontrolliert (weder auf der Kosovo noch auf der Albanischen Seite). Habe bisher nur ...

... rooms. Back in Tirana, I am surprised to walk into the hostel's candle-lit kitchen (no power again) and find the northern Alberta girls from a week ago. We have a lovely back-together-again dinner at a fancy Italian restaurant. I love places where I can get smart-looking waiters who will put my linen napkin on my lap for me and good Italian food for $7. Tomorrow, the girls will head for Montenegro and I will travel south to Berati, but for now, it's fun to have met up again.

... of them. With so many hotels one can only assume this place is busy other times of the year because right now there is no one here, aside from us of course. · Megs Ailment of the Day This was Megs idea; I think she's getting a sense of humour regarding the last few weeks. She's come up with the idea of beginning a regular 'Megs Ailment of the Day' slot here on the site. Planning is already at an advanced stage and we're presently in negotiations with ...

... degrees of being finished. We drove through Shkodra, which was just like being back in the souks of Syria, with heaps of market stalls selling everything imaginable on the side of the road, stray dogs running everywhere and no traffic laws at all. At this point we were wondering what we had got ourselves in for but we carried on and found a big sandy beach with heaps of cars parked on it and people as far as the eye could see. Unfortunately the ...

I woke up on Saturday after a bit of a restless night, but a shower and psalm 91 made everything better. The team met at the church for an amazing spirit led prayer/worship sesssion and before we knew it it was 12.20! That afternoon was the church service (its always on a Saturday for some reason) and Elj gave a great talk on being a Mary or a Martha and the need for both kinds of people. Afterwards two members of the 10-strong congregation gave some ...

... as it was, but then I had to sit around and wait for passengers to show. Meanwhile I knew that if I didn't get to Kruja before one o' clock, the museums would close for their three hour siesta and I'd miss them. Although I got to the furgon around 10am, it wasn't until a little before 11:30 that we finally had enough people and left. Funniest of all, there were only three passengers (including myself) up until about three minutes before ...

... View of Durrės Durrės (Greek: Δυρράχ 53;ον, Dirrįkhion; Επίδαμ 57;ος, Epidhįmnos; Latin: Dyrrhachium; Italian: Durazzo; Turkish: Dıraē; Bulgarian, Serbian and Macedonian: Драч, Drach or Drač) is the most ancient and one of the most economically ...

... the city in the evenings that makes it worth a visit. Thousands of people do the giro each night - walking up and down the main boulevards, having coffee and talking to the friends they meet along the way. The Bllok area (a few city blocks that were previously for Party members) is crammed with pavement cafes, bars and clubs and is noisy and fun. And the Albanians dress up seriously for the event too, looking quite glamorous.

... We tried to ask people in either English or Italian as there were loads of Italian registered cars in town, but nobody could help us. We did find the amphitheatre. All I could think of was rats to a sewer pipe !!! It was closed so we had to go back the next day. We awoke early and went to see the amphitheatre. Upon close investigation, it was actually a Colosseum. Just like the one in Rome, there was not much there, but the chickens walking around were enjoying ...