Ohrid, a town of about 60,000 sits on Lake Ohrid which shares a border with Albania. It's a hill town full of churches, with good trails connecting them.

This was an old fort which they are restoring. Great views.
Church of St. Sophia.

Stuga, the town next door. I went here with the girl who I am rooming with is an Australian who has lived in NYC for 20 years. We are having a great time. Now I want to move to NYC.
The Ancient Theatre.
Lake Ohrid is always misty like this...
Weirdest McD's I've seen. I did not partake in the splendors inside.
These guys were SQUEEZED onto this bench.
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