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Hotel Millenium Pogradec

Lake Pogradec, 1233, Albania

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Jimis

A travel blog entry by cariverga

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Перва 03; полов 80;на дня ушла на поиск 80; остан 86;вки маршр 91;тки, на котор 86;й я собир ...

You don't make friends with salad

A travel blog entry by eastin80

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Underwhelming journey of the trip: Considering the Lonely Planet slates this journey as the most beautiful and most terrifying drive in the Balkans I was disappointed. Both in terms of beauty and of of terror. It was very pretty and the roads very bad, but I've had more beautiful drives and more terrifying drives for sure. Nonetheless, I wasn't too unhappy to not be so white-knuckled on the roads!

How to turn something awful into something useful: You ...

4hr one way..2.5hr return...maniac bus driver!

A travel blog entry by foodnut

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... border by foot (as it costs 60 euros to take your car across!), but with carrying children and an esky, the short walk to the beach turned out to be 5km in the middle of a hot day, as they had closed the beach access gate :( So we turned around without going to see the monastery and seeing "Macedonia". Oh well...I got my passport stamped and can stay 3 more months in Albania now!

It's funny to see how in the summer evenings, the families all get dressed up ...

Adventures in a concrete truck

A travel blog entry by senorbrian

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... lovely fruit stand but no one working it (in many of these countries someone weights your products before you goto pay so i decided to get other things then come back.
I went to the deli and asked for some turkey slices well i tried to ask but my Macedonian is even worse then my Albanian so i stared at the woman my mind completely blank on what to say until finally i blurted out "English" speak"
to which she ...

Ohrid -- now this one you don't want to miss!

A travel blog entry by balkans2009

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... known image of Ohrid with the church set against the deep blue waters of the lake.

Traveling onward we visited the newly built St Clement's Monastery church and viewed the ruins of the older churches being excavated at the site (Plaosnik). We then climbed upward to probably the most impressive church of the bunch -- the Church Mother of God Perivleptos. The frescos were stunning and the helpful woman who sold Efren the ticket gave him ...