Skopje [MAK]

[FoSsiL-mk]

The "monster"

[sesvecan]

ja bi prije rekao "transformer".

[FoSsiL-mk]

[FoSsiL-mk]

Street "Macedonia" and Skopje's City Museum in the background

image hosted on flickr

[FoSsiL-mk]

Soravia, Holiday Inn, GTC towers, the bridge "Freedom", the river Vardar and the new T-Home/T-Mobile HQ in Skopje...

Just as a notice... the reconstruction of the bridge "Freedom" costs 1.8 million euros... and 1.15 million euros is just the cost of the fence...

[FoSsiL-mk]

Again.. Str. "Macedonia"... the Hotel Bristol and Sparkasse's HQ in Skopje

[FoSsiL-mk]

A huge panorama of the most of the city center. Skopje's city center consists of 2 rings. The Small Ring and the Big Ring. The Small Ring represents the inner core of the city and the Big Ring represents the outer core of the city. The Big Ring has a form of a "horseshoe" and it surrounds the Mal Ring area, separating it from the rest of the city, literately. That's because of the existence of the City Wall, spreading from the one side to the other side of the Big Ring. The City Wall consists of 28 towers (each having 12 floors of residential space) and 26 blocks (each having 6 floors of residential space).

So here it is



On the picture can be seen the City's Surgery Hospital (the red on on the left), the Women's Park, the National Parliament, the Gate "Macedonia", the EVN/ELEM HQ, GTC, and most of the City Wall.

[Rocky031]

Originally Posted by FoSsiL-mk

Looks great

[FoSsiL-mk]

City Center at night..

[FoSsiL-mk]

Skopje at night...

[Bugla bre]

Epa braco ja kad kazem ide se do maksimum znaci ide se do maksimum

Most umetnosti
GRACIOZNOST,KLASICIZAM,ANTIKA

tri reci za 29 sklulptura i jedan most-premalo
ili sto bi nasi hrvati rekli-simply too much for a 30 second commerial

Tose Proeski

[MasonicStage™]

ajme zašto Tošeta?

[Bugla bre]

Originally Posted by MasonicStage™

ajme zašto Tošeta?

Tose=muzicar=umetnik
a ovo je most umetnosti

sve je to brate povezano

veruj nista nije tamo 'onako'

[Bugla bre]

MNOGO JOS PSOMENIIKA SE GRADE,SE PLANIRAJU ILI PAK SU GOTOVI OD ZADNJI PUT KAD SAM PRAVIO UPDATE

Pitu Guli

Pitu Guli was an Aromanian revolutionary in Ottoman Macedonia, a local leader of what is commonly referred to as the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO).

Born to a poor family, he demonstrated an independent and rebellious nature early in life. He left his home in Macedonia at the age of 17 in search of wealth in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia. In 1885, he returned to Macedonia, formed a rebel squad and joined other elements of the revolutionary movement against the Ottoman Empire.

Upon his return to Macedonia, Pitu was sentenced to eight years imprisonment, seven years of which were spent in the prison in Trabzon, Turkey. In 1895, he again returned to Kruševo and became a member of IMRO. From this time on, he was fully committed to the independence of Macedonia from Turkish rule. In 1902, he once again traveled to Bulgaria where he met with Toma Davidov. On his return to Macedonia, he was injured at the border and was forced to turn back.

In March 1903, he began commanding a revolutionary squad, crossing the Bulgarian-Ottoman border heading for Kruševo. From April to August 1903, he trained and prepared his troops for the upcoming Ilinden Uprising.

Pitu Guli is father of Tashko Gulev (Shula Guli), who died in 1918 as soldier of Bulgarian Macedonian-Adrianopolitan Volunteer Corps and of the revolutionary of IMRO Nikola Gulev (Lakia Guli), one of closest people to Todor Alexandrov, killed by Serbian police in 1924. Pitu Guli is also a father of Steryo Gulev, reportedly shot himself after Bulgarian withdrawal in 1944, upon the arrival of Tito's partisans in Krushevo in despair over what he saw as a second period of Serbian dominance in Macedonia.

Pitu Guli is a national hero in the Republic of Macedonia and Bulgaria, and remembered as having fought heroically at Mečkin Kamen (Bear's Rock) near Kruševo, where he was killed during the Ilinden Uprising in defense of the Kruševo Republic. A Macedonian Partisan Brigade was named after him. He is also celebrated in folk songs and poetry throughout the region of Macedonia, being mentioned in the national anthem of the Republic of Macedonia (Today over Macedonia).

[Aca_Ni]

Bugarash?

[Bugla bre]

Nova staza

[Bugla bre]

Originally Posted by Aca_Ni

Bugarash?

Jusuf Al Halimi?

[Bez_imena]

Skopje pogadja ,,gradjevinski bum''. Pored tih kic zgrada grade se i kule.

[delija90]

Originally Posted by Bez_imena

Skopje pogadja ,,gradjevinski bum''. Pored tih kic zgrada grade se i kule.

Pa i te kule su im prilicno kicaste.

[LeptirALIblesavi]

Kicasto nekicasto gradi se bre
fura se
kroz zid kroz zid
menjaju se nasoke reke
od planinu pravis livadu