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What happens Xmas Day?
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-17-04 08:47What happens Xmas Day?
Am in Boro on Xmas day this year, never done that before. Just wondered what actually happens? You can ski as normal I presume and there's probably a turkey or something for tea? .... and lots of drink naturally.re: What happens Xmas Day?
And if you have been a very good boy Tom, you may even get a presentre: What happens Xmas Day?
Tom - I was there last year - stayed in the Samokov.
The day is as normal - you ski for 4 hours but with a santa hat on and everyone is in the spirit - try the mulled wine at lunch break.
In the evening, if you are half board you will get the Xmas dinner - this is Bulgaria's version and consists of a cold meat and chees starter ( just like a continental breakfast) followed by FISH, followed by TURKEY, followed by a different cold meat and cheese final course. It's well worth trying it ...
The day is as normal - you ski for 4 hours but with a santa hat on and everyone is in the spirit - try the mulled wine at lunch break.
In the evening, if you are half board you will get the Xmas dinner - this is Bulgaria's version and consists of a cold meat and chees starter ( just like a continental breakfast) followed by FISH, followed by TURKEY, followed by a different cold meat and cheese final course. It's well worth trying it ...
Tom - I was there last year - stayed in the Samokov.
The day is as normal - you ski for 4 hours but with a santa hat on and everyone is in the spirit - try the mulled wine at lunch break.
In the evening, if you are half board you will get the Xmas dinner - this is Bulgaria's version and consists of a cold meat and chees starter ( just like a continental breakfast) followed by FISH, followed by TURKEY, followed by a different cold meat and cheese final course. It's well worth trying it.
If your self catering then it's out to the local restaurants where there will be similar fayre.
Try the Red Wine it's great
Hope you get snow before you go
The day is as normal - you ski for 4 hours but with a santa hat on and everyone is in the spirit - try the mulled wine at lunch break.
In the evening, if you are half board you will get the Xmas dinner - this is Bulgaria's version and consists of a cold meat and chees starter ( just like a continental breakfast) followed by FISH, followed by TURKEY, followed by a different cold meat and cheese final course. It's well worth trying it.
If your self catering then it's out to the local restaurants where there will be similar fayre.
Try the Red Wine it's great
Hope you get snow before you go
