Stevie.d knew, that it was in Bulgaria

OUT OF HOURS WHERE AM I ?
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…where I had a chance to follow this beautiful rigid from the metal recycling company!

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Is that a dog ■■■■■■■ in the back?
Gillingham ?

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:grimacing:

No and No :wink:

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Have you been home? It looks eastern European. (That narrows it down a bit - NOT!) :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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It’s Eastern Europe, but I really doubt that you’re able to see something like that in Poland…

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Looks like Albania or Kosovo

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More likely, but still not.

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You are a short distance behind a Trabant?

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In a way, you’re right.

Question is: where I am and where this Trabant is. Country is enaugh and it can be told from this picture.

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orys:
In a way, you’re right.

Question is: where I am and where this Trabant is. Country is enaugh and it can be told from this picture.

Slovakia

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Peterboro ,you can see by the plates.

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No

And yes, you can tell from the plates, but it’s not Peterborough :smiley:

Just checked over the google and worked out, that you can indeed give not only the country, but also a province from that number plates, so I demand also a province now :slight_smile:

Пд

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Bulgaria / Plovdiv?

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stevie.d:
Bulgaria / Plovdiv?

Bingo!

It’s exactly on the road south from Asenovgrad, in the Rodop Mountains.

Courious mode on: did you used my hint “Пд” ? :slight_smile:

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no, just google
15-20yrs ago, I used to drive tours to russia, poland and the baltikum, but never been to bulgaria.
Think I need to go back on international haulage

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Hi orys, Here are my entries for this competition… :stuck_out_tongue:

If it’s from Slovakia, PB = Povázská Bystrica

If it’s from Bulgaria, PB = Plovdiv

If it’s from Belarus, PB = Minsk District

If it’s from the Czech Republik, PB = Pribram

If it’s from Serbia, PB = Priboj

If it’s from the Ukraine, PB = Rovno

As you can see, there are quite a few possibilities for the letters “PB” covering several East European countries. Your clue “Пд” isn’t quite PB now is it?
(That’s cos П is a “P” and д is a “D” in the Cyrillic alphabet. :wink: )

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dieseldave:
Hi orys, Here are my entries for this competition… :stuck_out_tongue:

As you can see, there are quite a few possibilities for the letters “PB” covering several East European countries. Your clue “Пд” isn’t quite PB now is it?
(That’s cos П is a “P” and д is a “D” in the Cyrillic alphabet. :wink: )

No.

Becouse layout of the number plate also matters.
And Пд is just Plovdiv’s distinguisher in old Bulgarian number plate system…

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I hear in Peterboro they are putting up signs in English to help the confused Brits…

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good job he took the back door off or he would have been overloaded :smiley:

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orys:

dieseldave:
Hi orys, Here are my entries for this competition… :stuck_out_tongue:

As you can see, there are quite a few possibilities for the letters “PB” covering several East European countries. Your clue “Пд” isn’t quite PB now is it?
(That’s cos П is a “P” and д is a “D” in the Cyrillic alphabet. :wink: )

No.

Becouse layout of the number plate also matters.
And Пд is just Plovdiv’s distinguisher in old Bulgarian number plate system…

Hi orys, I wouldn’t argue that point with you…,

But the letters PD aren’t on the number plate whether the letters are Latin or Cyrillic now are they??
Innocent Western chaps, even those who understand the Cyrillic alphabet, such as myself weren’t to know. :frowning:
That wasn’t much of a clue, it was more like a red herring. To be fair though, you did catch me out with it. :laughing: :laughing: :frowning: