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Antag Hotel Shengjin

Kune Shengjin Lezhe Shengjin, 12333, Albania

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The first call to prayer

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... moaning from its tannoy. To add insult to injury, every time a phrase ended there was a brief silence (perhaps for the incomprehensible moaner to think of something else to moan about) then all of a sudden he would kick off again. Each time this happened I would think to myself “thank god (allah??) It’s over”, but then I would be shocked again over and over for about 10 minutes until he finally shut up. How on earth people can agree to ...

Carmen

A travel blog entry by cariverga

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... 1075;о, есть опред 77;ленны& #1081; «офици 072;льный » маршр 91;т флани 88;овани& #1081;. Все это до трога ...

Trek to Albania

A travel blog entry by eastin80

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... prayer calls and think that they are a very beautifulk sounding thing, but it seriously sounded like the muadhan was in our room with a megaphone!

Great exploration of the day: As beautiful as our new accommodations were the four of us decided to go out and explore Shkodra. There isn't all that much doing in Shkodra and we didn't have a map, so we went for a long walk and got quite lost in the backstreets of this little town. As none of us knew a ...

Blizzards, snow ploughs and potholes

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

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I awoke, and after those first few moments of forgetfulness I remembered the snowy scene I had fallen asleep to. I quickly opened the blind by my pillow. "Uh-oh" would best describe my thoughts in a child suitable manner. The snow was still falling, rather heavily. But worse, there was what looked like a foot of snow all around us. Worse still, around our tires. These were all-weather tires, a middle level between regular tires and winter tires. I was not ...

Eoisode 21

A travel blog entry by overlandlyn2010

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... point than on this narrow trip of tarmac that twisted its way upward clinging to the very brink of infinity. In a couple of places there were safety barriers, more for token effect than any real use. Mostly there was the cliff, going up on one side and down on the other and 8ft between the two. Lucky for us no other soul was using the road at the time we were. The heavy frost of early morning had gone by 10am except in hidden sheltered spots where there was ...