Oaz Hotel Kavaje
Kavaje, Albania
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Albanian madness!
Albania was a fantastic country with the most amazing people, we entered without any problems or demands for extra money, and drove into a small town for lunch. The first restaurant we went to only served soup, when he realised thats not really what we had in mind, he suggested we go down the road, to his competitors. That just wouldnt happen back home. as we left the town we were warned by locals that the road we intended to take was really bad, but we took it ...
Enter the 'Eee PC (Air)'
... and light and serves our needs entirely. It is a temperamental little thing though (randomly crashes for no apparent reason) so I'm just hoping that it lasts for the duration of this trip.
Politically incorrect finds in an Albania milkbar: We went to a cute little city called Kruja today, we saw an amazing museum with really stunning and unusual things in it and an excellent bazaar where I bought a couple of ...
Skanderbeg
... one lead by his former Sultan, Murat II, in 1450. Overall, the Turks beseiged Kruja 4 times and were beaten back in 1450, 1466 and 1467 before finally taking control in 1478 after the death of Skanderbeg.
We stopped at the Skanderbeg museum and were given a guided tour which unfortunately, though interesting, went on a little too long meaning we didn't have time to visit the supposedly interesting Ethnographic Museum.
After ...
Uitamine
... raamatut lugema.
Raamat saab läbi, käin hotellis seda teise vastu vahetamas. Autorendifirmast pole helistatud, samuti pole Seth endast märku andnud. Kuhugi kaugemale ei saa aga sõita, äkki emb-kumb ilmub välja.
Üritan ennast ära eksitada, kui helistab Seth. Kohtume kindluse ees tema ja ta sõbra Kylega ning annan ülevaate oma mägimatkast. Seth lubab mägilasi veel turismi teemadel harida.
Veeretan raamatu saatel aega kuni ...
Nothing to Balk(an) At!
... br>
Anyway, once in Albania, the adrenaline rush of the summer came collapsing down upon me. I was truly wiped and needed the respite. Chris, his wife Eda, his daughter Kaida, and I spent a great week together hanging out, eating the not altogether impressive Albanian food (though Eda's mom, Spresa (sp?) is like a master chef in the kitchen. That woman can cook!!), and making nice day trips to places like Tirana, the capital, Durres, the port, ...



