Hotel Arvi Durres
Lagjia 1. Rruga "Taulantia" Durres, Albania
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Sõitu alga!
Hommikusöögi ja pakkimise tõttu hilineme konverentsile. Tundub, et on toodud uus tõlk. Liitume registrigrupiga, sest seal on lootust inglise töökeelele. Teine variant on N-de tuleviku teema, kus töökeeleks võib ilmselt saada vene keel...
Ametliku osa lõppedes saadetakse meid paljude heade nõuannetega teele. Davidi võtame esialgu kaasa.
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Episode 22
Episode 22
On a day when there was no cruise ship docked in Kotor we climbed up the broken stairway of the fortifications to the fort at the top. On the way we passed a little church that was all locked up. The views got more extensive the higher we climbed. At the top we found that we were on a top of a small pinnacle separate to the mountain behind. Below in the gully between we could see a ruined church and a zig zag path leading up the ...
Tirana & Durres (D)
We whizzed down from the dutch owned campsite heading for Tirana. Compared to yesterday's adventures we were travelling on reasonably fast smooth road most of the way. Upon reaching the outskirts of the city though the traffic soon began to build amid lots of horn honking.
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Nothing to Balk(an) At!
... the most isolate place in all of Europe. No rail lines connecting to the rest of Europe. No communication infrastructure. And what happens when you take the tight controls of a crazy dictator away and tell the people..."You're Free!!" Absolute chaos. Corruption to the max. Shady business galore. Crooked deals enough to make the Godfather blush. I know this is completely hypocritical to what I just wrote about in Iran, but what Albania needs is a ...


