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December 27, 2011
Tuesday
 
 
Six and Out
Michael Jennings (London)  Sui Generis

Arinsal, Andorra. January 2011.


Bourg Madame, France. January 2011.


Roses, Spain. January 2011.


Lisbon, Portugal. February 2011.


Istanbul, Turkey. March 2011.


Slunj, Croatia. April 2011.


Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina. April 2011.


Fez. Morocco. May 2011.

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Ceuta. May 2011.


Algeciras, Spain. May 2011.

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Banwar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, May 2011.

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Coolangatta, Australia. May 2011.

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Labuan, Malaysia. May 2011.


Sepilok, Sabah. June 2011.


Lawas, Sarawak. June 2011.


Meden Rudnik, Bulgaria. August 2011.

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Bucharest, Romania. August 2011.


Comrat, Gagauzia. August 2011.


Balti, Moldova. August 2011.


Chernivtsi, Ukraine. August 2011.


Kraków, Poland. September 2011.

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Bratislava, Slovakia. September 2011.


Brno, Czech Republic. September 2011.

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Prilep, Macedonia. September 2011.

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Elbasan County, Albania. September 2011.


Prizren, Kosovo. September 2011.


North Stradbroke Island, Australia. October 2011.


Tianjin, China. November 2011.

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Vale de Telha, Portugal. December 2011.


Comments

You have out done yourself this year :-)


Posted by Perry de Havilland at December 27, 2011 02:06 AM

I think there's more than six there.


Posted by Ted Schuerzinger at December 27, 2011 02:38 AM

And a very minor nitpick: It's Chernivtsi.

That having been said, I wish I could afford to travel as much as you do. :-)


Posted by Ted Schuerzinger at December 27, 2011 02:41 AM

What happened to July ?


Posted by Keith at December 27, 2011 03:59 AM

Ted: It is Чернівці (Chernivtsi) in Ukrainian, and Черновцы (Chernovtsy) or previously Чернови́цы (Chernovitsy) in Russian, so I was actually using an older form of the name (or something close it it) rather than an entirely wrong one. I didn't actually intend to do this (but the number of different Cyrillic spellings, and their various Romanisations does make it hard to keep straight), so I have therefore corrected it.

In truth there are so many forms of the name it is almost ridiculous. If I had known it was Cernăuți in Romanian (or should that be Moldovan?), I would have realised there was a direct bus from Balti and would have likely arrived there several hours before I ultimately did, but getting confused when travelling is half the fun.


Posted by Michael Jennings at December 27, 2011 06:31 AM

Michael, you're slacking.

(If only I had a private source of income.....)


Posted by Johnathan Pearce at December 27, 2011 11:21 AM

Do they sell birdseed near the statue of the unknown papparazi in Bratislava?

The slebs could have hours of fun sprinkling it round his hat.


Posted by Kevin B at December 27, 2011 12:07 PM
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