I happened to get on the volunteering staff at the Roskilde Festival.
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sobota, 15 października 2011
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I must admit I somehow expected more from the Malaysian capital. Never had a clear idea about KL in my head, but the bits and pieces of information I'd heard and the images I'd seen formed a rather loose vision of a great bustling city.
I must admit I had my hopes up after the delicious soup on Friday night and couldn't wait for the main festival day to begin.
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piątek, 14 października 2011
After spending some time in Dalvik itself and eating loads of fish during the festival, it was time to stretch the legs (and full stomachs) a bit.
I would have never decided to go to Dalvik, had I not read an article about the annual Fiskidagurinn Mikli (The Great Fish Day) shortly before leaving for my trip.
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