It's autumn already. Days get shorter and shorter, tea becomes my favourite drink, after the coffee of course, and my knitting needles call my name. This time I craved something fast and effective, therefore I went for cushions.
Friday, September 26, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Лесна жилетка в лилаво / An Easy Cardigan in Violet
Есента е тук! Време е за топли дрехи, чай и тиква под
всякакви форми. Аз лично я предпочитам печена, но при всички случаи на тиква не
отказвам. С идването на есента плетенето започва да ме влече все повече и повече.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Albania – Part 3 – Elbasan
Our Albanian trip started in Durres. Then we slept two nights in a row camping after walking 20-30 km daily. The best part was that it's raining a good part of the day. That's why we were looking forward to our next stop in Elbasan where we'd spend (finally) two nights in a hotel.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Albania – Part 2 – From Peqin to Elbasan
In 2009
some friends and I joined an interesting group of people who intended to walk
along the ancient Roman road Via Egnatia. More about the beginning of the trip
in my previous post.
Our first
stop was Peqin – a small city on the Southeast of Durres. We would camp inside
of the old city walls. There was a big celebration with food and dances. So far
so good. The only bottom point was that the terrain inside the city walls was
lower than outside. It rained like hell that night. Half of the tents were
literarily under water. Not a good start of a camping journey but a very good
indicator what was expecting us in the future.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Albania - Part 1 - Durres
A couple of
years ago, actually in 2009, some friends and I joined an interesting group of
people. Their main goal was to rediscover and walk along the ancient Roman road
Via Egnatia. Centuries ago the road was one of the main roads in Europe – it connected
Durres (then Dyrrachium) in Albania and Istanbul (then Byzantium) in Turkey.
The road crosses Albania, Macedonia and parts of Northern Greece and Turkey.
More about this adventure you can read on the page of the Via Egnatia Foundation which arranged
and ran the trail.
The whole
journey was scheduled for about two months but we joined just for a week for the
Albanian part. It was in early May. At that point I had absolutely no idea what Albania could offer.
For me it was a country about which I knew nothing, although it was very close
to Bulgaria. I only knew we need to get maximum one bag of clothes, a sleeping
mat, tent, and some other camping stuff and to meet others in Durres, Albania
where the adventure would start.
Therefore, we crossed Macedonia, left our car in
Struga and took the bus for Durres. We got there in the early morning. The city
was still sleeping and we could enjoy its waking up.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Как да си направим бутониери за сватба сами – полски цветя
Един чудесен вариант за бутониери са такива от полски цветя. Тези са
ми любимите.
Преценете обаче дали съвпадат по стил и визия за вашата сватба. Ако
правите изискана сватба в ресторант, те едва ли са подходящи. Ако обаче
планирате сватба тип градинско парти, това е идеален вариант. Най-хубава част е, че ви
трябват само час-два за събиране на цветята и билките и няма да ви струва нищо.
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