Best Eastern Hotel Cheremosh
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I've never heard of Chernivtsi before but I was told to come here by my phone. That sounds a little strange but hear me out. When I was using my iPhone I found a message on my notes screen, simply saying Chernivtsi. I have no idea who wrote it or when but it must of been somebody recommending me to visit surely? (if it was somebody reading this who wrote that note, it'll be nice if you let me know, thanks!). The phone has spoken and the decision ...
Umwege
... Strassensprerre des Militärs (ein bisschen bla bla, Pass zeigen und registrieren). Er fragte mich noch, wo ich hin wolle. Er meinte dann, dass der gewünschte Grenzübertritt geschlossen ist. Und der nächste auch! So muss ich einen Umweg von 120 Km in Kauf nehmen und wieder Schotterstrasse fahren. Ich fahre noch, bis ich aus der Militätzone raus bin und lege ein Nachtstopp ...
Christmas, New year, christmas & New year
... not a lot of sleep involved in this trip and the only cooling factor was the beer they sold on the train.
Chernivtsy is a cool little university town that is pretty different from all other Ukrainian cities I have seen this far. As this part of Ukraine used to be part of the Austro Hungarian empire and has always had a focus on the West instead of on Russia (like the rest of Ukraine), relatively many people speak English and some street signs are even in ...
The Place You Hang the Map From
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Wine is poured, we’re discussing the group. Definitely Romanian, pretty festive. Wedding party? I speculate. No, says V, it’s too calm for a Romanian wedding. Anniversary or Birthday party? Hmm, maybe, but that’s not the vibe either. Some of them are dressed really casually (like ski clothes, or t-shirts) while others are really well-dressed. And I forgot to mention, lots of fur coats. (This still being a sign of money and status in Romania, ...
Into the Ukraine for our 2nd rest day!
... get to Chernivtsi as quickly as possible, and were making great progress until Chris's rear wheel decided that it had had enough, and just wouldn't turn any more! The others cycled the last 6 miles, while Chris got a lift with a very nice Ukrainian, who had lived in Chester!
We are now having a relaxing rest day, and we hope that Chris' bike can either be fixed, or he can buy a new one!
Hope all is well in the UK.
Chris, Dave, Jay, Bob and Alex
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