Hotel Union Belgrade
Kosovska 11 Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
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On to Belgrade
We started by getting up at 4:30 am and leaving our hotel at 5:15 to catch the train to Belgrade. It was a six-hour ride and most of the scenery was uninspiring....partly I think because of the overcast gray weather. There were flat fields with striped green and brown (where they were plowed), some houses, but no cows, chickens, pigs, etc. …
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Ups and downs in Belgrade and Novi Sad
... of local heroes and birds playing in the trees.
After a long, lingering coffee in a virtually empty café, we took the steep climb to the ruined fortress outside the old city. The narrow pathway led us to a panoramic view over the River Danube as the light began to dim. We wandered through grassy pathways under overgrown arches and up steps to the high foundations of long-gone towers. With every step the light drifted from us and the temperature likewise dropped ...
The difference between jews and apricots
... 1089;ти. «Витри 085;ный» вариа 85;т, так сказа 90;ь. А дальш 77;, когда копне 96;ь глубж 77;… вот тогда и ...
On the Passing of Steve Jobs
... and generous by arguing that somebody else should pay more. Those most given to that impulse are usually the ones that think all the world's problems, including their own, could be fixed if the rich just paid more. They'll point to Scandinavia and say that's what we should model ourselves after, oblivous to the fact that the reason Scandinavian socialism works is because of a tax burden placed on the working and middle class that is far heavier and ...
The Newest Frontier
... Well, it would be possible for someone to remove my kidneys without anaesthetic and not even come close to waking me, but surely one of the others were a light sleeper! It was a pretty **** first day of travelling for them, but there was nothing that could be done at that stage. I left them at the train station waiting for their onward journey to Montenegro and headed into the city to settle into my hostel and start my explorations of Belgrade. Stay ...
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