Well, we finally got our car! And we bought it from the same guy who rented a Volkswagen to us. It turns out that he drives cars from Germany, and he had a couple of cars already imported. We took a BMW 330 D, station wagon, 2001, diesel, 3 liters, 170 horses, five-speed tiptronic, top of the range, light leather interior. It cost us 7,000 euros, translated into our money - 280 thousand rubles. A solid four. In general, we are very satisfied!
\nIn Russia, this would cost from 500 thousand.<\/p>\n
We decided to celebrate this business and went with friends to the Risan restaurant we know. Unfortunately, I forgot to take my camera with me, so I can\u2019t provide you with photo proof that we were there \ud83d\ude42 This time I ordered a dish called \u201cPiletina sa cetiri vrste sire\u201d (chicken with 4 types of cheese) for 9 euro: in the middle there was chicken under cheese, and pieces of grilled vegetables were laid out all around, very beautiful and tasty! The husband ordered a \u201cGurmanska pljeskavica\u201d (gourmet sandwich) for 8 euros: in the center there was an impressive cutlet (very juicy and tasty, but it seemed a little spicy to me), on the sides - french fries, onions, beets and lettuce. And, of course, \u201cdomachni wine\u201d was an essential attribute. In the end, we decided to order a dessert - sladoled (ice cream). On our order, we received an answer that we had heard more than once - \u201cthere is no sweet ice, but it\u2019s winter!\u201d Here they are, we in Siberia eat ice cream at -30, but they don\u2019t bring it here even at +15! So be careful: if you suddenly get fried in the spring, you will not find ice cream here!<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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