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  1. Happy Valentines Day from Vagobond!

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 15 February 2011

    I took a night bus to Sofia, a night train to Istanbul, and a night flight to Casablanca followed by a day train to Fes, a grand taxi to Sefrou, and a petit taxi to the Souidi house and I got to deliver the flowers myself. From the smile on her face (and of course her words and kisses), I think my Valentines surprise did the trick. The only problem is ...how the hell am I ever going to top that next year?

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  2. Vagobond in Bulgaria – Part 3 – Sofia Statues and Parks

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 13 February 2011

    Travel around the world can't be considered complete without visiting at least one former or current communist nation. I've been to a few of them now though many would argue that China is about as communist as the USA. As an anarchist, it strikes me as sad to think of the hope that went into the monuments and art of communism and the tragedy of death and despair that usually emerged from it.

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  3. How To Transform Your Bansko Property: A Furniture Special

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 13 February 2011

    Bansko ski property is nothing without furniture. However, it’s a furniture minefield, and there’s a battlefield littered with casualties. It’s a disaster area that, from my own mistakes and experiences, is a complex area which is outside my comfort zone and therefore causes stress. Usually Bansko furniture is just an expensive mistake.

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  4. Vagobond in Bulgaria – Part 2 – Sofia Places of Worship

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 12 February 2011

    Travel around the world and try to write about it as you go and you are sure to miss something. One of the hardest parts of travel for me is finding the time to just stop, chill out, and write about my adventures. I wonder if travel insurance covers that?

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  5. Vagobond in Bulgaria – Part 1 – Sofia Tourist Sites

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 10 February 2011

    During the time I traveled in Sofia, I managed to see and do a huge number of things. I can't fit it all in one, two, or even three posts. To sum up, let me just say that Sofia was a great place for me to visit. On the one hand that's cool, but on the other, when the first act of a play is awesome, it makes the rest a bit harder to appreciate.

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  6. The Greatest Vagabond – Ibn Battuta – Moroccan Vagabond

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 9 February 2011

    The greatest adventurer of all time for me is the Moroccan vagabond, Ibn Battuta. He not only traveled everywhere in his known world, but he wrote about it in ways that no one before him had. Ibn Battuta's journey lasted 29 years, so by Moroccan standards, my wife should be understanding of this current journey I'm on.

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  7. Night Train from Istanbul to Bulgaria

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 8 February 2011

    If a Turkish night train sounds dangerous to you, you might want to consider getting some travel insurance from World Nomads before you begin your cheap trip to the Balkans

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  8. Is It Too Warm For Men’s World Cup Skiing In Bansko?

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 7 February 2011

    The ski video says it all. Which is just as well for non Bulgarian speakers watching. Our weather and snow forecasting from last week was, in general, about right. Well, yes and no it was right. We said it was going to get warm in Bansko, and Bulgaria in general– but this heat? In Winter? [...] Related posts:Bansko Sunny: Getting A Little Warm Improved snow conditions in Bansko.

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  9. Bulgaria – Interesting and Surprising

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 6 February 2011

    Travel around the world and you certainly find some surprises. While my round the world trip is a slow motion adventure, I have to admit that Bulgaria is one of my favorite surprises.

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  10. Sofia, Bulgaria – Amazing Ancient, Historical

    Blog: Vagobond.com - 5 February 2011

    Travel to Bulgaria like I did and you will find yourself clueless as to what an amazing and historical place the capital city of Sofia is. Upon arrival, my new friend Tim sat me down in front of the computer and told me "Watch this, it will save us a lot of time and make your stay here more enjoyable. Later we'll meet the guy that made it. "

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  11. Bansko Weather

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 3 February 2011

    Bansko weather report from Monday 31st of January comes from Vasilena: – “The last day of the first month of 2011. This is a live broadcast from the ski road in Bansko – especially for Banskoblog.com… … I am Vasilena Chonova, and I invite you to witness along with me the good conditions here, although [...] Related posts:Bansko Ski: Weather Report From Elga Bansko Ski. Bansko Snow and Bansko Weather.

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  12. Bulgaria Boasts Europe’s Oldest City?

    Blog: Canada's Adventure Couple - 29 January 2011

    There are many European cities which lay claim to being Europe’s oldest city. Contenders include Athens, Nessebar in Bulgaria and the port city of Cadiz in Spain. However, another Bulgarian city also claims this title.

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  13. Bansko Ski: Weather Report From Elga

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 27 January 2011

    Bansko Ski. Bansko Snow and Bansko Weather. Elga serves up a joyous snow video report. The best this season so far. Like it? Please Share it. The snow came, and the Plato is open. The new plato chair lift, we are informed, will be open on Saturday. All good news.

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  14. Video Snow Report: A Happy Snowboarder

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 23 January 2011

    The recent snow falls in Bansko provided improved ski conditions. Richard shows the weather, and describes his assessment of the conditions day. And it’s all good for him! With many put off coming to Bansko by the lack of snow, there were few lift lines to speak of and the sunny spells made for a [...] Related posts:Bansko Video Snow Report. Free Beer Snow report from me today!

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  15. Some place with a view

    Blog: The Adventures of D - 20 January 2011

    I sat in the back of Brock’s SUV, looking out into the nighttime desert landscape … flat and black, giving way to the Strip a few miles ahead of us. It had been an emotional six days in Las Vegas. I had arrived days earlier and spent my first night with Kyla, showing her photos [...]

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  16. Will There Be More Snow In Bansko Soon?

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 17 January 2011

    This snow report is hot! And that’s not just the warm sunshine you see here; nor the sprinkling of overnight snow. Keep watching till the end. No lift queues, and glorious sunshine made for me a much better day in the mountains than it had right to be. Vassilena joined me to help on extend [...] Related posts:Bansko Video Snow Report. Free Beer Snow report from me today!

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  17. Bansko Video Snow Report. Free Beer

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 14 January 2011

    Snow report from me today! A very pleasant morning ski, ruined by some rocks and exposed places. Good in morning. Even the tomba was okay — a little icy in parts. The plato still is shut. Crowded in the afternoon — but lunch in the Peshterite restaurant was an absolute joy in the warm sunshine.

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  18. Bansko Sunny: Getting A Little Warm

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 10 January 2011

    Improved snow conditions in Bansko. Thank you Ivan for a truly uplifting snow report. The reality right now is a less joyous. Warmer temperatures today and tomorrow and the rest of this week, Rain in town on Wednesday in town… BUT some much needed snow on the higher slopes. Plato still shut.

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  19. Snow Report: Could Things Be Getting Better?

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 5 January 2011

    A night of Bansko snow. So ski conditions are a little better today. Take a good look at Elga. She delivers our video snow report with a distinct, and upbeat, tone in her voice. Once again, Elga is from my ski packages partner, BanskoSkiMania.

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  20. Bansko New Year Video: Snow Report

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 31 December 2010

    Bansko New Year’s Eve video snow report comes from Elga from our ski packages partner, BanskoSkiMania. Great job Elga, thank you. The sunshine and crystal clear blue skies are putting on smiles. The snow cannons are working hard to open up more runs. But it’s still a disappointing situation for New Year skiing.

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  21. Snow Report: New Year Weather Forecast

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 27 December 2010

    Our video snow blog today comes from Sania at BanskoSkiMania, BanskoBlog’s ski packages partner. Bansko snow looking better for today, and for the next few days. The much needed snow can be seen in its glory in the video snow report.

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  22. Bansko Ski Season Opening And Snow Report

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 12 December 2010

    The new ski season opening in Bansko has just started with much ado about… well, the snow. Or this time, around the lack of it. Check out all the action here and in BanskoBlog’s YouTube Channel — including ski legend Luc Alphand’s “Bansko shared” exclusive interview.

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  23. Bansko Lift Pass Prices 2011

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 8 December 2010

    Bansko lift pass prices 2011. A day rate of 55 lv for most of the season. 45 lv per day until 20th December and from 1st April 2011.

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  24. Ski Season Starts On 11th December 2010 — Vanya’s Non Skiing Guide

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 2 December 2010

    This year’s Bansko ski season in will be officially opened on December 11th.

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  25. Bansko Ski & Snowboard Hire & Lessons

    Blog: BanskoBlog - 25 October 2010

    Related posts:Ski Hire And Ski Lessons: Offer Launch For Subscribers Only Here in Sozopol, there is an end to the season... How To Choose Ski Rental And Hi

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