Sacred Rocks 1 – Big Tulpan
Hard to find megalithic sanctuary at the Greece-Bulgarian border
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Konstantin Traev
Pumpkins Still Life
Since a long time I am fascinated by the variety of pumpkins – in shape, colour, warts, appendices and the mixture of all of these elements.
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Muratovo Lake in mid November
Muratovo Lake is the perfect 1 day trip from Sofia in November. You can enjoy beautiful panoramas and make amazing photos when the weather is sunny.
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Valley of Fire
Most of Valley of Fire National park can be seen by driving along the Mouse’s Tank Road, which crosses the park from end to end. There are convenient parking lots…
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Monemvasia – photography tips
In Monemvasia photography tips you will find usefull information and advices on how to get the best photos while being in Monemvasia.
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Top 10 Places to visit in Peloponnese
During my 10-days trip to Athens and the Peloponnese I have travelled 2850 km by car, 85 km by foot and have visited 11 towns. I have tried to cover…
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Patras Bridge-Antirio-Volos-Thessaloniki – Day 9
The road from Volos to Thessaloniki in emergency mode and mainly off the highway takes us 3 and a half hours, instead of the standard for the highway 2 hours…
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Rio and cathedrals – Day 8
With enough time and a more reliable car, getting from Githio to Patras could be quite picturesque and complete. If one chooses the longer route through Kardamili and Kalamata, which…
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Immersion in the vendetta culture of Greece – Day 7
Today's top destination is the abandoned stone town of Vatia and possibly the southernmost point of the Mani Peninsula, crowned with a lighthouse, but anyway according to Google Maps the…
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Travel through the Despotate of Morea – Day 6
The plateau is dotted with ruins, but I prefer to stick to the paths, because in the chapter on Monemvasia Rick Steves explicitly warns of the danger of falling into…
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We all intend to plan ahead, but too often let the day-to-day minutia get in the way of making a calendar for the year. Sure, you can’t know every detail to anticipate. Heck, you can’t know half the priorities that will pop up in any particular month.
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