Blogs Posts on "Eastern Europe"

Camping outside a Bulgarian Monastery by Abandon the Cube Travel Journal on Nov 1, 2009We spent a day in Plovdiv walking around and admired the Old Town. Luckily, we met a couple from Australia who were on a honeymoon-backpacking trip, which was interesting in itself, and they had a guidebook specifically on Bulgaria. Matt and Lauren...

Telenor’s Reported Revenues Increased by 4percent Compared to The Third Quarter of 2008 by Telecom News Bulletin on Oct 29, 2009In the third quarter of 2009, Telenor's reported revenues increased by 4 per cent compared to the third quarter of 2008, reaching NOK 24.3 billion. The operating profit increased by 14 per cent to NOK 4.5 billion. Telenor's mobile operations added 4...

A True Mensch by The Third Estate on Oct 11, 2009Guest Post by David Rosenberg “To be a Jew means always being with the oppressed and never the oppressors”. The author of these words was the Bundist Marek Edelman who has just died aged 90. He was one of the commanders of the ZOB – the Jewish...

Review: Gypsy Child Thieves by The Third Estate on Sep 6, 2009It never fails to annoy me when it’s claimed that some group or other is the ‘last’ group that it’s acceptable to be prejudiced about. Sure, there’s no denying we live in relatively enlightened times, but there are any number of marginalise...

VACATION IN EASTERN EUROPE (BOSNIA, CROATIA, HUNGARY, ROMANIA, BULGARIA, AND SERBIA) - TRAVEL by Happy Vacations 101 on Aug 31, 2009rtwb.spaces.live.com - We rented a small Suzuki Swift in Belgrade as well as outlayed time pushing past a war-torn homes of Sarajevo, checked out a exuberant cathedral of Zagreb, sampled unfamiliar cuisine in Budapest, saw most deserted Soviet-era fa...

Holidays where cheap travel insurance is a MUST by YIGYIG Thailand on Aug 19, 2009If you’re going on holiday this year then there may be a temptation to skimp on cheap travel insurance in a bid to cut corners and save money. With the worsening economic situation, it is understandable that travellers want to make cutbacks and...

International Biker Clubs, from Russia to Thailand by YIGYIG Thailand on Jul 29, 2009I’ve been riding since I was 11 years old, when my parents bought me a Honda 50 that I would pretend was a dirt bike, driving the neighbors nuts, cutting up the agricultural fields not too far from our home. And I’ve been traveling the wo...

A new week by The fertile soil on Jul 27, 2009I have just recovered from my hunting trip. In August, I will have a guide job coming up on a small hunting trip. I will go hunting again this week and then recover again.We need the food and I need to recover in time to be able to take the work.To...

Trouble this week by The fertile soil on Jul 23, 2009My first post in the bulletin is going to problematic. What does envy bring is the topic. For instance James 3:16. References to envy is all throughout the bible. It is obvious that envy is usually bad. I do not know if envy is always bad.If I...

I’m Just A Girl In The World by Powered by Tofu on Jul 20, 2009I’m the “Lost Girl of the Week” over at The Lost Girls! They’re three New Yorkers who did an RTW trip in 2007, and I started reading their blog when I was researching other twenty-somethings who had taken career breaks to tra...