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Rough diamonds in Skopje
... it has closed down as we peer through the glass windows and squint to see where the artworks might once have been.
All of a sudden, a voice calls, and a security guard beckons us in through a glass door. The building is lit only with the diffuse light coming through the grey clouds, and the security guard scurries away. A huge thunk summons the lights to blink and flicker on, illuminating a large gallery space with three square white pillars down the centre. ...
Macedonia
... in part of the 'Old Town’ which is on a small mountain that overlooks the lake. It is filled with churches, beautiful little paved laneways and thousands of steps. It was about a 10min walk downhill to the beach which is set against the cliff face, full of cafes, jetties and pebbles instead of sand. We were very happy to stay here because it is a bit quieter than the busy town and the view is spectacular. Inside Ohrid we were regulars at the bakeries, bought kg’s of purplegrapes ...
Skopje, l'autentico sud d' Europa
... a queste cose abbondano. Alla faccia della Macedonia moderna che vuole entrare in Europa. A favore di Skopje devo pero' dire che e' autentica, ancora in transizione. Il bazar ottomano, per esempio, e' genuino, non la versione turistica che ho trovato a Mostar o Sarajevo. Ci sono qui ancora viottoli dove le bancarelle sono cosi' appiccicate che non si vede il cielo e hai paura di entrarci per paura che ti inghiottano, macellerie con agnelli scuoiati appesi ...
Episode 24
... so we kept on. Before reaching Tepelene we turned east taking a route along a narrow river valley that was quite pretty. The trees here still had their autumn colours. Many shepherds, often elderly men and women, had small herds of sheep grazing by the roadside. A few had some cows too, usually Jerseys. Lots of carts drawn by donkeys in these parts as well: In a really steep valley with pine and oak forest we saw one fellow who had about 50 sheep and goats, ...
Wine and war zones
... it rude that I should be expected to wait while they **** around and toy with their food. Rina had already taken an age to get started, doing the very Japanese thing of taking a myriad of pictures of the food once it arrived. But I smiled politely, tutted inwardly, only took the **** a little bit, and tried to not act like the impatient, selfish **** I can occasionally be at the dinner table.
The **** taking out of Rina had become a bit of a regular thing. ...



