We're late for the conference because of packing and breakfast.
Seems to
be a new interpreter present. We join the registries' working group
where it is hope for English as the working language. Of course there is
the choice of a group with Russian as the working language... After the
end of the official part we leave, accompanied by a lot of good advice.
And take David along as well. The hotel staff thinks Avis is a taxi, so
we get a taxi from the street. The driver isn't the smartest and brings
us to a place outside of town where the rental car company's guy agrees
to pick us up. Chemistry-tea on offer.
Back to the city, paperwork done and start. We need to go left which is prohibited by a sign. So I get my first lesson of driving in Albania: this is Albania, of course you can go! Left then. Ok, who cares about signs anyway? I win the fight for paying for gasoline.
It doesn't take long to Durres. In the process of finding the center the calm Georgian and hotblooded Estonian almost tear the map apart. I park next to the hotel and to utmost surprise of the hotel boy do not break all the cars around me.
There's an amphitheater, some Roman columns, a mosque, a bunch of notaries' offices and casinos. And pizza.
Back to the city, paperwork done and start. We need to go left which is prohibited by a sign. So I get my first lesson of driving in Albania: this is Albania, of course you can go! Left then. Ok, who cares about signs anyway? I win the fight for paying for gasoline.
It doesn't take long to Durres. In the process of finding the center the calm Georgian and hotblooded Estonian almost tear the map apart. I park next to the hotel and to utmost surprise of the hotel boy do not break all the cars around me.
There's an amphitheater, some Roman columns, a mosque, a bunch of notaries' offices and casinos. And pizza.
comment from travelpod.com:
"calm Georgian and hotblooded Estonian" - i like it :)
From watashiva, on Apr 27, 2011 at 08:54PM
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