Skopje, Macedonia - A Tale of Two Cities

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My aim was to visit at least 100 countries, and with Brazil, I finally did it. I'm now loitering at 104. Or is it 105, I lose count... Unlike a lot of fellow travellers, I tend to only dip my feet into a country, quite often only staying a day or two before heading off somewhere else. Country numbers 54 and 55 were my first trips alone - something I never thought I'd do. In 2013 I published an e-book entitled The Red Quest, detailing my mission to visit each and every country of the former Soviet Union. Along the way I sa... full info

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7th January 2013

Dalibor
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Macedonian currency
I would like to correct you ,it is Denar not Dinar ,Dinar was common currency in Former Yugoslavia and it is currency in today Serbia.

7th January 2013

Cessna152
Jason Smart

Thanks for the info. Cheers for stopping by.

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