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Painful trip to...but warm welcome in...Sofia
... ride. After the border crossing (easy), we went to go board our train at 1am (reserved sleeper couchettes, yay!), and oops, the electricity on the cars wasn't working so they had to do some sort of Tetris with the engines and the cars to get new ones all set up for our train (with one engine but different cars heading to sofia, bucharest, and russia I think). We finally left on our freezing cold night train around 3 or 4am. Meanwhile, we were supposed to ...
An embarrassing day for me all round really
... br> Embarrassing moment # 2: While waiting at a bus station we decided to have lunch. The menu was entirely in Cyrillic so we couldn't read anything (anything!). I had seen a shop nearby that sold chicken burgers so I was thinking that I could probably stomach one of them. When the waiter came over he looked worried like people do when they see foreigners and they can't speak English (fair enough) so ...
1 - Dennis & Brenda; 0 - Jet Lag Monster
... Christianity and fell to the Byzantines in 1018), which was followed by the Second Bulgarian Empire (thanks to the Asen Dynasty nobles) that fell in 1396 when the region south of the Danube River came under the rule of the Ottoman Empire for nearly 500 years (which explains the bitterness felt by Bulgarians against the Turks that still lingers today!). Then, the Russian victory during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-78 liberated Bulgaria, resulting in the ...
Sofia
... cheaper than Istanbul, fast food shops are everywhere. It’s a good place to enjoy beer, wine or simply to walk around.
Night train to Budapest was never-ending. In Belgrade we missed the connecting train so our coach had to stay overnight there and continued with the first morning train. Although awfully late, to Budapest we arrived early enough for me to catch evening train to Kosice, where my trip came to a definite end.
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Final day here
... concentration camps, but the work of Peshev and his co-supporters of the anti-expulsion movement, including the Orthodox Church, helped save some 50,000 other Bulgarian Jews from sure death.
About 4 km from Kyustendil is the village of Sovolyano which is where Mitko was born and raised. We went there to see the house where he was born, the house where his family later lived and that now belongs to him, and to visit his sister who fixed ...
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