I'll be perfectly honest, I don't remember much about this trip. Maybe is was the high alcohol content of the Bugarian lager or maybe it was one of those years when I had a short-ish visit on my own and was therefore pretty lazy. I don't recall. I do remember that I created a kind of raised wall by the walnut tree which made me sweat a lot in the process. I also remember that I had quite a lot of holidays that year, so I was probably time constrained. Finally, I think my cheap labour pool dried up a bit after a number of years of complaint over conditions and lack of wages. Overall, I think I deserved their scorn and rejection. Still I've never had a bad trip to Bulgaria and this will have been no exception. I also had a disappointingly small section of concrete laid. The first of several instalments designed to cover the front garden. I haven't, to date, managed to make any further investment to progress this.
I also managed to take a trip into Veliko Tarnovo (VT) to catch a few shots of the Tsarevets Fortress, the impressive visitor showpiece complete with laser lightshow on summer nights.
Rocks are heavy. Fact.
Bulgaria started a proud tradition of concrete laying in the communist era and this is some of their finest to date.
Tsarevets Fortress.
Orthordox Bulgarian Church near the Tsarevets viewpoint. Bulgaria is cursed with a small moon.
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