Prague, Greece & Bulgarian countryside! (Video!)

As promised, here is the video of my recent travels in the last month. One month ago I was in Prague for a conference and some sightseeing, then went to Greece for a weekend a few weeks ago and I spent last weekend in the Bulgarian countryside! I’m having a great spring!

Since I didn’t upload any pictures yet, I decided to 1 UP my promise and to deliver a video.

Enjoy!

Or go see it on YouTube or Vimeo.

Tags: Bulgaria, czech republic, Greece, Halkidiki, holiday, Prague, travel, vacation

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4 Responses to “Prague, Greece & Bulgarian countryside! (Video!)”

Isabella Says:
May 19th, 2009 at 9:04 am
Wow, Bas! This is cool! And cool music. Great idea to do it in video form
Max Forlani Says:
May 19th, 2009 at 10:14 am
Great video Bas, and cool music. It reminded me of the Buddha-bar series. What software did you use to make this, and what is the name of that cool font?
Cheers,
Max
Martin In Bulgaria Says:
May 19th, 2009 at 12:14 pm
Hi Baz,
Glad you finally got back to Bulgaria where thing are a bit slower. Like the beach in Greece, white sand – Nice.
Hope you get to slow down a bit now you’re here.
Take Cari
Isabella Says:
May 19th, 2009 at 1:13 pm
Me again!

I’ve awarded you a Great Expat Blog, Bas
Come check my blog at this blog entry to get your award:
http://atouchofdutch.blogspot.com/2009/05/awe-sum-and-more.html

Have a great week!

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I'm Bas, 24, an International Comm. Management student from The Netherlands. Since the summer of 2007 I've lived in Sofia, Bulgaria, for a total of one year and Istanbul, Turkey for half a year. I'm currently back at home in The Netherlands. I write about the future of music, living abroad, traveling, all things 2.0, the future, and a little activism. I love photography and making videos, so my posts are often accompanied by those media. More on me? Check out my social media profiles:

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