Hotel Seven Hills Plovdiv
6 Zhiten Pazar Street Plovdiv, Plovdiv, 4000, Bulgaria
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Bulgaria... Oh dear.
... friendly. Small dogs wandered around playing and everyone smiles honestly back at you. Once on the road we found one of the small dogs protecting a small section of it with what used to be his spine. There was considerable more of that to follow.
The road broke from the drudgery of a motorway into a main road, a dual carriageway for the most part and the scenery grew better as we trundled along. The wind was still not going to be our friend and lashed at my little bike like ...
Beautiful Bulgaria
Bulgaria....we had no idea what to expect from this country because we had no knowledge about it. It was exciting arriving here with no expectations, opinions or thoughts. We took an overnight train from Serbia, we were happy because this train had much nicer beds and no one else in the room!
To be honest, we were a little frightened when we arrived at the train station. No one spoke English, there ...
Old Bulgaria
... young people milling around. There was a positive energy to the city and I'm glad I left Sofia to see more of this country.
The hostel again cooked up a dinner. Some chilli/rice thing that was baked in the oven, served with a beer. How sweet. The hostel also offered free breakfast, I must have eaten half a loaf of bread, with some chopped up tin ham! Not bad.
I ...
The only visitors... wherever we go
... then we woke up around 7:30am to get ready to get out since we were to arrive in Plodiv, Bulgaria at 8am. When it hit 9am and we were not in Plodiv, we got worried. Plodiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria; yet, endless grassy plains stretched out the train window. Natasha got really paranoid and kept going to the conductor's room without a satisfactory answer. I finally managed the conductor to tell us that we ...
Plovdiv
... together and I listened to the two of them talking about their tales of hiking in the Middle East. They were really interesting guys, the Dutch guy was especially fascinating. We went to a nearby restaurant for dinner and it was all a bit 'drunken Brits abroad' at one point, I did feel a bit sorry for the poor woman serving our rowdy table. I did make a point of ordering in Bulgarian though to try and show that we weren't total savages but I'm not sure how much it ...
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