Women
The man invited us for lunch. When I asked to wash my hands, the woman of the house changed the…
Traveling through the Carpathians was a real adventure, one of those that you can experience only if you are brave enough to move slowly and in “non-comfortable” places, with a big backpack always on your shoulders.
This year the spring was a rainy one, the experience was rich of satisfactions though.
So often in the evening we felt asleep with a big confusion in our heads as we were constantly moving.
Now that we are home, we are putting together notes, pictures and thoughts.
We travelled across the Carpathians, then the Balkan Mountains and the Rhodope.
Three mountain ranges that characterize seven countries which differ in population, traditions, language and landscapes: Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece.
The continuous borders and hospitality have influenced our trip.
Many times the tent was tighten between borders and rivers or mountains with still some snow.
The road sometimes was paved, some others just a path or a trail.
The man invited us for lunch. When I asked to wash my hands, the woman of the house changed the…
“Let’s go gentlemen, get on the carriage please!” Jozef worked for many years for the Slovak railways, he used to…
In these last days of April we are hitch-hiking in the North East Slovakia. Glorija and I manage to get…
Fifth week and beyond. 10 intense Bulgarian days from the last update. Glorija speaks the slavic language again, after we…
Fourth week. Where the Carpathians meet the Balkans. We say goodbye to the Fagaras range where the snow won’t let…
Third week. If Ukraine is a country where man feels smaller and the world is bigger, Romania is a familiar…
Second week, last days in Slovakia and then off to the Ukranian Carpathians for the Ortodox Easter. Martin tells us…
With some delay, let’s try to summerize. The first week was a bit challenging. Sun and springy green, then ice…