15 April 2022

Bulgaria, April 15, Plovdiv


 We took the subway to the airport and rented a car there, picking Petja, her sister Mira, and Sophia. Petja's mom had made us banitsa (filo/feta) and her dad gave us Bulgarian yogurt.  After our snack and admiring the bees and chickens next door,  we drove about 2 hours southeast to Plovdiv,  through the mountains and near the Mediterranean.  Plovdiv is built on a hill and boasts Thracian, Roman, Byzantine,  Ottoman and Bulgarian ruins. 

The most intact is a Roman Stadium discovered in 1970 because of an earthquake. 





The Roman Stadium 



More pics and descriptions when you push the picture up at this link


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