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Greece!
... hole to see the crystal blue waters. When we disembarked, I was on island time. Mykonos looked exactly like the postcards and photos. Our resort was across the street from the sand. The water was warm and visibility was a minimum of 30 feet. We started our first night with a walking tour of the city that led us to another great Greek meal. After dinner we went to 1 of 3 clubs which were a blast. Oddly enough, every ...
Episode 22
... fig, pomegranate, brambles as well as other scrub. In cultivated areas there are citrus and persimmon trees all loaded with bright orange fruit, and small veggie gardens with cabbages still to be harvested.
Driving up and over another mountain pass we came down onto the Adriatic coast at Bar. Not a very impressive place, it is the main port for Montenegro. Further north along the coast there appears to be quite a bit of development. Many ...
Day 121 : The New HNIC
... the-cob. As we neared the city things started to pick up a little as we suddenly were amazed by mega-malls and expo buildings as large as we'd ever seen (think over-the-top Yank stylings) and the streets were now not only paved but also lit.
We then entered the main part of the city, and a transformation occurred once again, and this time we were really amazed. What had once been a dreary communist nightmare of uniform apartment ...
Albania
... back as they are different time zone so we had a rest, explored the little stone town and treated ourselves to our first dinner out in a while at a bargain price.
Albania is a pretty country. Very rocky with loads of those little mushroom concrete bunkers dotted everywhere and every second car (at least) is an old Mercedes – some still with the stickers from the country they were originally 'acquired’ from on them. Apart from ...
The hunt for Albanian lager
... that briefly reminded me of my A level history teachers face whenever I'd handed in an essay that basically said "I couldn't give a **** about the origins of the welfare state". The passports were quickly returned and we drove on until we came to the Albanian border. Albania operates a strange border policy wherein you have to pay to get in and out of the country. Some sources had said it was ten euros each way, others said one ...