I’m now in the hotel in Sofia, the day before the Bulgarian Oracle User Group (BGOUG) Spring conference.
The flight from Birmingham to Dusseldorf took a little over an hour and ended with the smoothest landing I think I’ve ever experienced. Makes a change from the sort of the landings I’ve experienced recently, most of which felt like marginally controlled crashes.
The flight from Dusseldorf to Sofia was smooth until just before the landing. The plane started to rock just as we were going to touch down and I thought it was going to get messy, but the pilot pulled it out of the bag and it was a pretty good landing again. Two flights in a row with no problems. Looks like the trip home is going to be a nightmare to make up for it.
First impressions of Sofia are very good. The city looks very green from overhead, with lots of trees and parks. There are also some big and interesting looking buildings. I had just under 2 hours to take a look round before I had to get back to the hotel so I did a very quick pass of the city centre. I got some photos which I will post later if they look OK.
The city is swarming with police as there is a big energy summit on at the moment. Makes you feel extremely safe seeing lots of the police around.
I got a numpty tourist injury already. I was walking along looking at some building and didn’t notice the curb. I tripped and twisted my left ankle. Hopefully it amused the locals.
Off out for some food now…
Cheers
Tim…
Hi Tim, how on Earth do you manage to get travel insurance? Every time you leave the house you get injured/fall ill!!
Good luck with the search for veggie food…
Hi.
It’s mu unique selling point. I’m trying to get injured in every country of the world.
Cheers
Tim…
Dear Tim,
Please take care as you have a world tour and need to be well. I pray for your health as it requires incredible stamina for the world tour. As for me, I am finishing book #3 and have new deal for 11g RAC book in the works. Always the writer, I am.
Regards,
Ben Prusinski