
Brutalism and socialism in one photo from my neighbourhood. This bridge goes to Sofia Tech Park where we recently held the WordCamp.
Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia

Brutalism and socialism in one photo from my neighbourhood. This bridge goes to Sofia Tech Park where we recently held the WordCamp.

It’s very hot here these days. Made all of my steps for the day in the morning and upset some kittens.

The path from Hotel Moreni to Aleko Hut is so good these days that I saw a baby in a stroller on this bridge. Babies are usually carried in special backpacks by their parents. Was too shy to take a photo so here’s the bridge sans people.
You can get there by taking bus 66 to the final stop, then walk 200 meters back. Take the alley to Cherni Vrah. There will be a sign pointing to Aleko about 10 minutes later. The path is very easy.
A pedestrian underpass in Sofia was painted over the stone. The stone itself was covered with 50 years of graffiti. I saw the public criticism and decided to walk there during my lunch break.

Here’s how it looked before:

It’s not perfect but I like it painted. You have a surreal feeling when walking out because of the gradient.


Whoever painted it, just painted over all the trouble, and didn’t attempt to fix anything.

What do you think is better? Paint or stone covered with graffiti?

First visit to my favorite Starbucks in a few weeks.