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Hungary to see the Tatra mountains!
... straight over its middle which a horrible bump. I saw it writhing away in my mirror, it was not very nice and made me go slightly weak at the knees, I'm glad i was going fast enough that i was past it by the time it lashed out.
And then there were two
My first full day of riding in Slovakia was going to be a tough one. I could tell from the twisty roads on the map that it was going to be up and down the whole way. My suspicions were confirmed as soon as i left Kosice ...
Sleepy Slovakia pt.2
Sunday 25th July
The plan was to get up, go for a run, then get up to date with this blog at the only Internet cafe in town, then explore the countryside. But when I woke up it was raining....which was actually really nice, being woken up by the sound of the rain, and I still didn't feel great, so the run was out. I went to get brekky and use the Internet, but the cafe wasn't open on Sundays, so that plan was out too. After getting a bite to eat from a small ...
Sleepy Slovakia pt. 1
Saturday 24th July
I wanted to get away from tourists, so I decided that my next stop would be somewhere off the tourist trail, somewhere other people just don't go. I picked this little town called Levoca in north eastern Slovakia. I had to catch a really early train, then a bus, The scenery from the bus was awesome....crazy little villages and castles and hills. I arrived mid afternoon with no accommodation booked but ...
Day 104 : The Turn Around
Whilst Auschwitz was a difficult morning, it was something that had to be seen and made the Polish leg of our EE Trip worthwhile...
Feeling a little down on proceedings to date however, Slovakia provided an immediate turn around in our faith and spirits that we would actually enjoy ourselves for the next few months as we met ...
Karst Tourist Photographs Every Stalagmite
... beautiful to see. At one point we all got into boats which silently propelled us down a dark river. Everyone was very silent on this boat ride, increasing the validity of Lonely Planet's describing the Domica river ride as a "ride down the River Styx": such a dark, cold, and sharply formed place.
In Roznava, as in Levoca and Spisske, we saw people who appeared to be Roma, but unlike those in Romania, these seemed to be integrated into Slovak ...



