Kolikovski Hotel Sofia
46 Hristo Belchev st Sofia, 1000, Bulgaria
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Bulgarian male: Tribute
... quite a sight, depressed looking metallers sipping rose like English ladies... Finally, my favorite Bulgarian male was a taxi driver. We needed to get a cab to go slightly out of town in Sofia, and were weary as we approached a beaten up old cab parked on the street by itself. I immediately recoiled as I saw the driver. He was fat. He was hairy. He had a huge moustache and looked like he hadn't shaved in weeks. And he was dressed in grey three stripe track ...
A Bell in a tree
... the bell in the tree, the yellow brick road, and tasted the fresh natural mineral water from springs running under the city. Took the recommendation from the hostel to a great restaurant in the city, quite low key and run by 3 brothers, but great food and very fun guys to banter with. The cost of food etc. in Bulgaria has been great, a pint and main meal comes to about $7AUD, with 500ml cans from the supermarket hitting the pocket ...
Sofia
... sötétedésig.
darabig stoppoltunk.
hideg szél fújt, hófödte hegyek vettek körül.
(magyarországról aki hozott minket hapi is mondta hogy vigyázzunk a kutyákkal mert gyakran falkákban randaliroznak)
szóval...elég fáradt voltam, meg szerintem peti is, és el is lehettünnk tán nyűve.
nem tudom pontosan de valószinű vonatot keresni mentünk be a városba a vasutállomáshoz, busszal jegynélkül.
vasútállomáson aztán találkoztunk pár kutyával, és szomorúan ...
Big day
Welcome to The Trussell Trust's 2010 Summer Camp blog thingy. For a decade now the Trust has run a summer camp for the children of Lipnitsa Orphanage/School situated near to Botevgrad, Bulgaria. Every summer the school closes and for many of the children who live there this means returning to Roma familes who cannot afford to look after them, isolated rural homes or even for a few, the streets. These kids are exposed ...
Sofia, Bulgaria - Surprisingly Good!
... apartment buildings. Most were in a state of major disrepair, but were obviously still lived in. Cyrillic lettering on road signs and billboards made everything look distinctly Russian. But what took up most of our attention was the taxi meter. It was running hell bent for leather.
Before our trip to the Bulgarian capital, I'd done a little research. A taxi journey into the city centre should have cost in the region of 10 Lev (Ł3.50) but at the half way stage, our ...
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