Pink balloon lost on "Rayko Daskalov" street.
Faculty of Theology
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Sofia University, Faculty of Theology, Sv Nedelja place. The building is from 1908-1911, designed by the Viennese architect Friedrich Grünanger who worked more than 30 years in Bulgaria.
storm
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New housing still in construction at the foot of Vitosha mountain. Actually the mountain is "under cover".
The dam
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The name of the dam is "Koprinka", located in the Rose valley, near Kazanlak. Although the Thracian city Seuthopolis, the city of the Thracian king Seuthes the IIIrd, and the capital of the ancient state of Odrissia, (end of IV c. BC.) was discovered and explored in 1948 – 1954 during it's construction, the dam was filled with water. Now the bulgarian architect Jeko Tilev has a brilliant idea to correct this mistake from the times of historical and national nihilism and to return Seuthopolis into the treasure house of world cultural heritage.
memories
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Nice, elegant design - a slide maybe from the 70ties. Captured in Kazanlak.
Visit Monochrome Weekend!
Out of city /Kazanlak
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Another capture from my weekend in Kazanlak - a woman presenting her nice self made lace work; maybe somebody will buy!
Out of city - the Rose Valley/ Kazanlak
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Special still, used about 100 years ago for rose oil production through rose water double distillation, Kazanlak region.
Out of city - the Rose Valley/ Kazanlak
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Impressive parade in Kazanlak today: "Queen of the Roses", nice sunny weather and thousands smiling faces - unforgeable atmosphere!
Cafe "Maria Luisa"
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The open air bath "Maria Luisa" has a perfect location in "Borisovata gradina" but unfortunately it is closed since some years. The area looks rather abandoned.
Visit "monochrome weekend" please.
Levels
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The medieval church "St. Petka of the Saddlers" and Sheraton Sofia Hotel Balkan on the upper level.
Theme Day - Funny Signs
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"Next toilet Marienplatz basement" - in some situations this could be the most important info.
I captured the sign in Munich, Odeonsplatz some years ago.
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