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7 Nessebar Blvd. Nessebar, Burgas, 08230, Bulgaria
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Two Tongues, One Mouth
Continuing in the spirit of adventurous eating, tonight I ate tongue for the first time. It was greasy and delicious!
On our way back from the restaurant, we came across a Bulgarian folklore festival. After dancing a few sets, the performers took to the streets. Soon, the entire audience was dancing the Horo, myself included. I love spontaneous ...
Castles in the Sky
A day ahead of the popular Spirit of Burgas Festival, we took a bus to Burgas to see the annual sand figure exhibition. This year's theme was movies, and we were surrounded by larger-than-life King Kongs, Harry Potters, Gladiators, and Avatars.
All my sand castles consist of a small mound of sand, the surrounding obligatory mote, and a leaf on top to represent a flag. Clearly, I've got a lot to learn!
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Armin Van Buuren
... creature of the night until light dawned around us. Only at 7am, well after sunrise and multiple encores, did Armin Van Buuren finally stop playing.
Broken from my trance, I looked around to the bright morning sunlight hitting the sand under our feet. Way too pumped to sleep, it was time to go back and change into our bathingsuits. A new day had begun.
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Hungry, Angry, Ugly
Sadly, Sunny Beach is not always sunny. Our beach day a bust, the four of us road-trippers walked to the neighboring town of Nesebar, a World Heritage Site for its role as a stronghold during the Byzantine era as well as for the plethora of ruins and historic sites within the city.
After touring the city, the four of us got into yet another discussion of language differences over our delicious dinner ...
Dog Days
... one in Boston), we had to cut through some dark alleys behind the looming hotels. Soon, we were being followed by a stray dog. He ran ip to us, muzzled my leg, then trotted ahead. He checked out every dark corner and odd smell before turning back to us, giving us the go-ahead to walk on. He only bristled once, upon finding two drunken strangers, but allowed us through once he made sure they ...



