Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
The monument of the soviet army in Sofia lost its gun. The sculpture is too large and it looks like it will be chopped to pieces rather than removed all at once.
I saw no pro-Russian protesters, which also surprised me. There were statements for the eternal defense of the monument. In the end, it looks like nobody cared enough to stay overnight in the cold for this gigantic gun to remain menacing over the sky.
Looking forward to seeing which piece is removed next.
The Mall, Sofia. Looks like it’s made of steel.
The Christmas Market and the green leaves coexist on the same day in Sofia. I don’t remember seeing that before.
I had an appointment today that was not far from Loven Park. Decided to walk back home by optimizing for forest time.
Empty, birds singing, leaves and branches falling, and engines roaring from the nearby boulevards. A human here and there, not very often. About 4-5km of that.
This is the current state of the Monument of the Occupational Red Army (МОЧА in Bulgarian, which also means pee). We are slowly hiding it so that it’s less embarrassing and at the same time doesn’t trigger the pro-Russian opposition too much.
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