Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Medieval Feast
When on home leave, we like to catch the Ren Faire down in Magnolia. We went with friends who had never been before. It was great, though we were a bit disappointed in the entertainment at the feast. Previously, there were several acts who would pop in and do short versions of their shows. Last year, only one did.
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Saint Naim Monastery
Saint Naim is where Cyril and Methodus set out from to educate and Christianize eastern Europe. It is now also a beach destination. Located at the southern end of Lake Ohrid, it has a system of springs that feed into the lake, a beach, a picnic area, boat dock, several restaurants, and a hotel. The little monastery itself is swamped in all the other stuff. at least it's pretty. And it has peacocks.
Monday, June 15, 2020
Prehistoric Village - Bay of Bones
The floating village is a recreation of a Neolithic village on the same (in the lake) site from approximately 6,000 years ago. The site is beautiful, with crystal clear water and lovely vistas. The recreation is a bit cheesy, though. You can walk through the huts and see the way they were put together.
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