Hotel Imperial Skopje
Blagoja Gojan 24 Skopje, 1000, Macedonia
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Rough diamonds in Skopje
... that day. Stepping carefully through the eerie silence of the empty car park, we wind our way back down the hill towards the centre of the city. Dusk is beginning to fall, and the poorly-lit streets are dotted with loose rubble and conveniently foot-sized potholes.
Tomorrow, we will be heading to Priština, the capital of Kosovo, and the warnings of the Serbian receptionist in Belgrade still ring around our heads. Although the Macedonian border is ...
Macedonia
... border and the views were breathtaking. We got to see a bit of the rural lifestyle which is eye opening- they have these motor bikes which after removing the front wheel they attach a square kart, like a trailer in Aus, and steer by holding the edges of the kart. Also along the way there was a van that for some strange reason decided to try to do a u-turn on a sharp bend with only two small lanes of road and a steep drop to one side, concrete wall on the other. Obviously he ...
Stopping over in Skopje
... my suitcase had become. One of the wheels had broken so I was in effect, dragging the suitcase for a kilometer without realising. I found the hotel easily and was given some unexpected news when I arrived.
"We're having problems with the plumbing and some of the rooms are flooded so we can either keep your suitcases here until the problem is fixed this afternoon or we can move you to another of our hotels". I actually wasn't expecting to be able to check in ...
Episode 24
... some snow capped, on either side. Quite a rich agricultural area, there is an agricultural college here: Although the information I have says that it’s a carpet making centre we didn’t find any carpet makers when we walked around the town. We did see far more money exchange shops than we have seen in any other town anywhere on this trip.
A short way further on we came to Pogradec on the shore of Lake Ohrit. It didn’t appear to be all ...
Wine and war zones
... funnier at the time. And it made me feel much better about myself, like all good **** taking should. Christ, I'm a ******* at times. It was all done in jest though and I'm sure Rina loved it. So much so in fact that she stopped using the word 'really' and would say 'honto' instead, the Japanese equivalent.
After lunch we set out to see the few sights of Pristina. We found the city's peculiar library, a giant building with a metallic web like ...
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