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Skopje -- you can Skip it
Skopje -- September 12
Well this day didn't start on the best note. After rummaging around in our room in the dark to get ready for our 5am taxi, we got to the bus station to learn the 5:30am bus to Skopje wasn't running today for some reason. So we hoped on a bus to Pristina hoping we'd be able to make a connection to Skopje there.
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