I am traveling to Molvania this summer, and I am having trouble finding a good travel guide.
Which one would you recommend? Has anyone been there? Also, is it safe?
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Molvania: which travel guide is best? LP, Rough Guide, Let's Go?
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be sure to check out Grotii's fabled watch tower - I hear its cracking....
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And here's the perfect online guide to tell you all the great things to see there...
Molvania Guide
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My blog: http://datigz.blogspot.com
Molvania Guide
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My blog: http://datigz.blogspot.com
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It looks very promising, and I am sure that the US$ goes a long way there.
Some of the hostels seem a bit iffy though. Whereas many hostels have the toilet down the hall, the Molvanian hostels often have the toilet down the street.
I am looking forward to sampling the local brandy, which is distilled from garlic.
Some of the hostels seem a bit iffy though. Whereas many hostels have the toilet down the hall, the Molvanian hostels often have the toilet down the street.
I am looking forward to sampling the local brandy, which is distilled from garlic.
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Yes, make sure to bring lots of garlic with you in case of an economic collapse. Last time I was there they allowed it as currency.
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Ah, yes, Molvania! I close my eyes and remember the fantastic time I had getting drunk on garlic moonshine with Vrzep, the shepherd and his wife Grzdovyz. And trying to find a road.
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I showed it to a friend (who is VERY well travelled!!) And he thougt he knew where it was. "Oh yeah..isn't that over by Bulgaria??" He was serious!! I love giving it to people to see their reaction!!
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Joe, you're such a little IMP!
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Oohhh, this is the one I want!
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I am crestfallen that Molvania's entry into the Eurovison 2005 Song Contest was withdrawn.
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hey Joe
I had a nice letter from the people I stayed with in
Molvania - what a great trip that was....
and all the free wine too!
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I had a nice letter from the people I stayed with in
Molvania - what a great trip that was....
and all the free wine too!
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You guys.
There's some "where to retire" thread bouncing around here lately. Just a thought.
There's some "where to retire" thread bouncing around here lately. Just a thought.
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