Tulip Inn Bucharest City Hotel

... brains and asked them for ideas about the project I'm going to start when I go back home. They are really cool and the apartment wasn't too shabby.<br> <br> I was leaving the next morning to my next destination...SCOTLAND. The seemed that the MC was only letting me stay there for the night. They didn't offer to help me get to the airport or offer to drive me, so it was my own responsibility to get to the airport myself. With only 20 Lei in my wallet. I asked them about train times ...

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... she has a pussy" several times at a girl. A fine memory- that may well have been the moment I fell in love with travelling. I went over to the wooden kiosk and surveyed the fridges; there was definitely a fine variety available. It was great to see that each of the bar staff was holding a large stein of lager. Qualified for the job. "What Romanian beer would you suggest?" I asked the nearest member of staff. He turned and grinned at me in a way that suggested this ...

... lighting services. They are responsible for all the street lighting in Bucharest (desiging, installing, maintaining) and 18 other cities in Romania. They also provide interior lighting for hotels, stadiums and offices, and manufacture and sell electricity/gas/water meters internationally. On top of managing municipal lighting contracts on 10-15yr leases they also provide consultancy services for interior lighting projects and, following their construction of 2 ...

... to find a hotel. Alexandra is heading back to college tomorrow so we swapped email addresses and said we'd keep in touch. The train ride was pretty bad. It was a really old train with the classic 8 person compartment. I jumped on the first carriage and then realised that my ticket had a seat number... and it was in the last carriage. The train was full and was very hot. I was at the doorway and there were a few french backpackers in my compartment who kept getting up ...

... here, even though we had a few obvious glitches. We all left the church sweating profusely, but feeling very happy about our first performance and grateful for the welcome we had received. Last night, we had dinner at a large restaurant with Romanian musicians and dancers. It was quite a performance! Not just a cheesy for-the-tourists thing, but these guys really played! Very fast dance tempos, some fantastic fiddle playing, and a fellow who was a ...

... Klimt- cool). There was a little door in the back and I went in and up and found myself in the 'museum' and saw the usual chalices and monstrances. But as I went, I ended up in the large room overlooking the main altar, where the king used to sit for mass. Not only did they have his church 'throne' but also the Hungarian crown. I enjoyed it immensely. From there, a wander gradually down the hill and to the Danube (great view of Parliament) and along the Danube back to the room ...

... have a good laugh, now!! Met three Aussie lads in the hostel competing on the 'Futures Series' tennis circuit. Matt Tink, Dave Currer and Nick Hew.....what a life, living out your hopes and dreams at just 19 years of age. Had drinks in evening in the side passage of the hostel with Paul(UK), Christov (Germ), Daniel (Spain) and a whole pile of British army guys (12) here to have a 10 day trek thru the countryside....the boys were ready to party and the booze was flowing ...

... our compartment to find Mel explaining our plight to some sympathetic Romanian girls who are taking it upon themselves to apologise on behalf of their country. They also think they may have some clues for us. "We see suspicious man. Compartment next to us. Tall. Unshaven. Look like PRISONER! Couldn't pay ticket - conductor throw him off!". While Mel writes down the account of our impromptu Romanian detective team, I go looking through my daypack, clutching to a desperate hope ...

... stayed on as long as possible until the train conductor found us and demanded additional payment! Anyways...made it to Sofia, Bulgaria (8am). Avoided the many scam-artists approaching us at that train station--offering "information", "luggage storage" and preferential money-exchange rates--then wandered off into the streets of this capital city. --1 day in BULGARIA...Sofia has a few beautiful old churches...and...Dunkin' Donuts too! (stopped in for my first ...