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The Kindness of Strangers Got Us Through Today
... yougest so we made her:) Luckily they took credit cards and we were able to pay our tab at the reception. Whew! We leave for home tomorrow and are hoping this was the last of our shena****ns. Bulgaria is dirty and sketcky feeling, so we are happy we are only here one night. If all goes as planned we will be back in the states tomorrow night! It's a very bittersweet feeling, we're sad it's over but so excited to see our family and friends and one of us is excited to see her boyfriend. One more ...
Sofia explained
... here in Bulgaria for her third visit. Filip, originally from Skopje, Macedonia, has lived in Sofia for six years and is going for his masters degree in interior design. He and other volunteers lead these tours 365 days a year. We follow him to St. Nedelya which he explains means St. Sunday in Bulgarian. He tells the story of the 1924 bombing. The communist terrorists first killed a general, knowing that his funeral would be held here and attended by King Boris. They managed to ...
The end of Eastern Europe
... and Central Turkey - and there's not a colossal amount to see over there and beyond. Even in Greece I can look forward to good weather and on the south Iranian coast too. Looks like I'll be cold for another 3 weeks from mid-November until about the first week in December and then just be surrounded in beautiful weather until the end of the trip. It's really astounding how lucky I've been with weather since I seem to be waking up with sunlight almost every single ...
A little Sofia fo' ya.
... br> So, dodging a few trams and traffic circles, resorting to sidewalks some of the time, bouncing up and down innumerable curbs, we had a great day in Sofia.
First impressions were a little bit dirty, certainly rundown infrastructure, potholes and crumbling sidewalks, but also some huge green spaces and parks, some fascinating religious buildings, intriguing political buidings, and some nice cafes and markets.
We did ...
BULGARIA
... father of Alexander the Great. The city has elegant long pedestrian shopping streets, a nice park but the masterpiece besides the Mosque is the Citadel with typical bulgarian old houses, boutiques, ateliers, bars, restaurants, a beautiful old church an interesting museums and the roman theatre on top that is really a jewel, especially if you go there by night and seat at the bar Athena and drink a cocktail with view on this old treasury, discovered only in the '30.
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