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Tirana Day #2
... part of town. We returned to the area near Sheshi Skenderbej, where Mom looked at some silver filigree jewelry in a few shops.
Lunch was next on the agenda, as it was already 2:15 p.m. with our late start today. We searched for Mrizi i Zanave restaurant, which my book lists with an address of 1 George W. Bush Ave. We located the avenue named after the last American president (he visited Albania in 2007) but could not find the restaurant. We popped into ...
A lovely day in Tirana
... of tumbling sideways and dying so I felt compelled to go back down, but all in all it was good fun.
Aside from that, there was lots of lingering in restaurants and a bar, walking, enjoying the city, and hanging out. I guess there really wasn't that much to today really, but it was just a lot of fun. And the pale white cement dust in my jeans is proof.
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Italy and Mercedes...
... the country after the communist regime. Its ports were opened to Italy and the influx of stolen Mercedes is still visible today - they are literally everywhere!
We had a much greater success with local transport on our second day in Albania, funny how much you can hold your ground when you have a basis to work off! However, Tirana for us was brief and short lived. ...
Tirana Albania
... in the south east of Italy. The train was 4 and a bit hours but we were both kept amused by an Italian family sitting opposite us, the little girl was adorable but the Dad fed her so much sugar that by the third hour she was bouncing off the walls. We were both pretty happy with our trip down, it seemed to go fast which was lucky because the ferry to Albania certainly didn't.
We arrived at Bari at 7:00PM, had some dinner at a small pizzeria and then went ...
On the trail of Skanderbeg
... stunned and weren't quite sure what to say. All became clear when the next question we asked was 'Have you ever been outside Albania' and her answer 'no'! She just couldn't imagine how you would cope in a country where you didn't speak the language. This episode bonded us with fellow foreign travellers Ali, from Izmir in Turkey, and Peter, from the US.
In Tirana we were dropped at Skanderbeg square, named after the famed Albanian leader from the 15th century, who managed ...
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