Hotel Besani Durres
Shkembi Kavajes Durres, HI 96745, Albania
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Rantaelämää Albaniassa
... oltiin kuitenkin koko ajan ystävällisiä ja vieraanvaraisia.
Tänään Anssi lähti takaisin Suomeen ja itse lepäilen tämän päivän ja suunnittelen illalla mihin päin jatkan seuraavaksi. Vaihtoehdot ovat Makedonia tai Etelä-Albaniaan tutustuminen vuokra-autolla erään pariskunnan kanssa. Tapasimme nimittäin eilen baarissa sattumalta suomalais-albanialaisen vähän rapiat kolmekymppisen pariskunnan eli suomalaisen naisen ja Albaniassa syntyneen, mutta 19-vuotiaana Suomeen ...
Episode 22
... large marina with boats that collectively, are worth enough to solve the national debt of almost any western country with the possible exception being Greece. The edge of the bay is lined with palm trees (a type of date palm) oleander, and the occasional tall pencil pine.
The walk around the city wall was open so we did that, the church bells were ringing, not in any sort of harmony but noisy enough to bring plenty of worshipers for morning ...
All work and no play
... 8220;A major achievement under Hoxha was the advancement of women's rights. Albania had been one of the most, if not the most, patriarchal countries in Europe. The Code of Lekë, which regulated the status of women, states, "A woman is known as a sack, made to endure as long as she lives in her husband's house.” Women were not allowed to inherit anything from their parents ...
Km 1740, Tirana
... ab morgen gehts wieder in die Berge und dann weiter nach Mazedonien, wo mich wahrscheinlich der Winter wieder einfangen wird. Ah ja, und heute habe ich die ersten schweizer Velofahrer getroffen. Markus und Veronika, welche auch auf dem Weg nach Indien sind. Schön, mal gleichgesinnte zu treffen und Erfahrungen auszutauschen! So, ich hätte noch sooo viel zu erzählen, aber ihr werdet schon noch mehr lesen oder hören..;)
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The hunt for Albanian lager
... us and Kosovar" Interesting, I'd always thought Albanians and Kosovar Albanians considered themselves as one single group, although I suppose it could just have been the way I phrased my question. "How did you travel to Kosovo? You fly?" one of the Albanians smiled. "No" I replied "I took a bus from Belgrade" (whoops..really shouldn't have said that) Another of the Albanians got a little agitated by this; "Why you go ...


