In a strange land called Crna Gora I found my travelmate Dorota

Bar, Budva, Gin and Vodka!

So I met a Lithuanian guy and a Polish girl on a sunny and hot day of August. Dorota was definitely not the girl in the profile picture; in reality she looked very different; in a positive way of course. The other girl, the other Dorota seemed a little bit more innocent, which you can read as less colorful so I was pleasantly surprised to find a more cheerful and entertaining travelmate than expected. Of course the shiny and bright picture of Dorota will be clearer as we move on with the story, so let’s try to sketch Eduardas, the Lithuanian a little bit.

Five lazy days in Temerin and Novi Sad

We arrived to Novi Sad in the afternoon. For me the names of many ex-Yugoslavian cities are very familiar, mainly due to the tournaments mentioned in the chess books I have read in the toilet but also it is the second biggest city of Serbia, so it’s quite normal that I had a feeling about the city before I went there. People from Europe, like my travel mate Dorota, generally come to the city for the famous Exit Festival, a big festival of electronic music, however it was already over when we were there.Too bad since I like Portishead, well maybe next year.