Sun City**-*** Sunny Beach

... employee that I would be watching . . . language barrier prevented that and I was in.
Next thing I know we were walking up stairs and were seated at a table with 8 Bulgarian dudes, Tarik and me!
I am scanning thru the computerized table on the rules and how to play. I had only watched this before on TV and seen my old friends play.
Before too long I cleared the chips of two of the guys with a full house!
an hour later I did it again!!!
Tarik and I were ...

The hotel was beautiful above the city and we have enjoyed a nice beer on the terrasse and then a opulent meal inside the restaurant.

The next day was the hard day to drıve long hours to Greece and then Turkey. We have only arrıved at 22:30 in Istanbul. The traffic in Istanbul is challenging as all Turkısh drivers only know one way --> agressively forward as fast and as ...

... ceased, for we had entered Chemical Valley. Here there is a huge concrete factory appearing to pump out all sorts of horrible stuff (and apparentley still uses asbestos), plus a fertiliser factory next door that looked equally toxic. A river running inland from Varna must have been dredged deep enough to afford access by container ship, as there was port activity going on. Amongst all this heavy industry the lone fisherman we saw out in the ...

... se déroulent comme nous l'espérons vous êtes tous dors et déjà invité dans notre futur "chez nous pour le moment"!!!
La bise a tous 
Be happy and keep smile it's better for life !!!!

Une chose a dire, ce n'est pas l'amour qui l'a attrapé sur ce coup là mais la flemme.
bon c 'est vrai, on est a l'apéro
;)
 

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... les photos, qui je l'espère vous rendrons jaloux au point de vous faire partir en vacances (surtout en ce début de saison estivale).
Je dédie donc ce message à nos chanceux amis travailleurs.
je dédie également ce message à mon père a qui je n'est pas fêté la fête des pères pour cause de non connexion wifi, bon ok, j'ai un peu oublié aussi.
 
Aléa jacta es!!!
Sic transit gloria mundi!!
Ad vitam eternam!!
  

... battles and knights with tons of skulls at their feet. And no huge cross either. They also played some interesting mood music while you walked around inside. The really amazing thing about the fort though was the light show that played at night. All around the fort are huge multi colored lights that if enough tourist pay for it they play a light and sound show. We couldn't hear the music from our hostel but we could watch the lights for free. Supposedly the show ...

Saturday we crossed over the Danube and into Bulgaria. I hadn't realised they used a different alphabet to English, but it somehow marked our first real change.



We visited a beautiful Bulgarian town called Veliko Tarnovo in the afternoon. Wandered around and had a lovely lunch of a big pizza and drinks (all for about £3!) ate some ice cream and did a spot of shopping. We spent the night in the Dayonovo monastery. It was a little weird and the ...

... Lora Foundation, boxes for orphanages around Sofia. Here we met Lora, the namesake of the charity, who was adopted by Jack and his wife - the founders - at the age of seven. She is now a very happy, chatty, healthy teenager, but Jack showed us some shocking pictures of the state she was in when they met her in an orphanage. She was so malnourished that her limbs were just bones and she looked like a 3 year old. She could not ...

... beg for money. You rarely see an adult Roma begging on the streets. What adults I have seen begging are mothers with their children at night, where their kids are laying "asleep" in their laps, and they are moaning out a plea for alms. This way, they look more pitiful, more needy, harder to brush-off. It is difficult not to think of it as a disgraceful sight- to see parents "using" their children in this way. More common a sight are the kids begging during the day. They are sent ...

... all with the obligatory golden haloes - also figure prominently. Every square inch of the place excepting the cobblestone floor is covered in these highly intricate works and you marvel at the completeness of them as none seem to have been defiled over the ages (as in many other countries). Time is taking its toll however and ...