Extreme Hotel Pamporovo
Pamporovo Pamporovo, Smolyan, Bulgaria
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Two down, one to go...
... Luckily the same taxi driver we had left ten minutes ago was on his way back with some passengers going to the ‘mineral springs’ and we flagged him down on his way back. He must’ve thought we were a bit mad and I don’t blame him really.
Best thing about Devin: No English was heard for three whole days. Oh, and the amazing facial I had today. I could have happily married that wonderful and talented Bulgarian woman at the end of that facial. ...
A day of R & R
A much appreciated day of R & R: I don't think that I can do much with this blog other than potentially incite a wee bit of jealousy, as today Tom and I did little else other than sit by a lovely pool, eat a very delicious lunch (for a total of approximately of $15 including drinks) and drink some lovely Bulgarian wine over a relaxing dinner. Oh, that and I had a massage from a middle aged Bulgarian man (who was very good at his job).
Most caught off ...
Devin... A lovely town in the middle of nowhere
... of a large cherry, but wider (I'm not exaggerating either). It was getting larger by the hour (literally) so something had to be done about it. The man at the hotel we went to (as he seemed to be the only person in the whole town who spoke English) insisted that a doctor was required. Having already fulfilled my quota of Dr’s visits for the trip, I insisted that I would just do it myself with ...
Makeup and All Things Feminine
... When I questioned whether she'd be able to walk up the mountain in Gela in heels, she responded, "Oh these? These are not my heels. These are my walking shoes," but after eyeing the comfort of my sneakers enviously, she decided to change into hers too. After the day in Gela, we walked around the quaint, gorgeous village of Shiroka Laka. With white wooden houses embedded into the hillside, cobblestone streets with a ...
International Bagpipe Festival
... both days of festivities.
The Bulgarian bagpipe differs from the Scottish bagpipe in its construction. With less outer tubing, the Bulgarian bagpipe is slightly more melodious and better for dancing, while the Scottish bagpipe is of particular import to marching. Scottish people can feel free to disagree on this point, as I got my information from a Bulgarian bagpipe-maker, ...


