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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Krakow
Now that I am home and properly decompressed, I will start sharing the things I saw and did on my trip around Eastern Europe. First up is Krakow.
Krakow Is Not Krakowize
This is despite what WizzAir would have you believe.
Travels
So after a few days visiting my host mom in Varva, tomorrow we head to Kiev. From there, Krakow. Let’s see what the rest of Eastern Europe has to offer…
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Long Day
So, I mailed a 4.5kg box to the States, set up a visa interview for my host mom to visit my parents and managed to get train reservations (not to be confused with the tickets we already had, mind you) … Continue reading
Eski Kermen
Posted in Bakhchisaray, Crimean History
Tagged bakhcisiaray, christian, cliff cities, Crimea, eski kermen, Ukraine
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