What better way to cool off in the grounds of your Bulgarian property than to jump into your own pool! A pool or hot tub is the perfect accessory to a summer garden but can prove to be hard work to maintain. Without proper treatment, the pool can become dirty, unhygienic and the filter system could become clogged and faulty - so it's essential that you either maintain the pool yourself or enlist help from a special pool maintenance company.
Après le jour de la Toussaint, le 8 novembre fêtent tout ceux qui se prénomment Angel, Angelina, Mihail, Gavrail, Radka, Radko, Raina, Ognian,Plamen, emilia, Emil.After All Souls Day on the first day of the month, November 8th is the name day of everyone named Angel, Angelina, Mihaill, Gavrail, Radka, Radko, Raina, Ognian, Plamen, Emilia, Emil. On appelle le jour de l'Archange ou "Arhangelovden". L'église chrétienne a instauré ce jour en pensant aux neuf anges qui pouvaient contrer hérétiques et païens.It is called Archangel's Day or "Arhangelovden". The Christian church introduced this holiday from the idea of the nine angels (November being the ninth month) who could counteract heretics and pagans.
The day is dedicated to Archangel Mikhail, who, it was believed, was a saint at the top of the heirarchy of angels and who received the "kingdom of dead souls" when the world was divided into parts.
Si vous envisagez de vivre en Bulgarie alors réfléchissez combien d'argent vous devrez mettre de côté chaque mois pour couvrir les frais de nourriture, boisson et autres factures mensuelles.
Au cours de l'année dernière la Bulgarie a connu une inflation montante, en fait entre avril 2007et mars 2008, le taux moyen d'inflation sur 12 mois était de 9.4 pour cent pour les produits de consommation et l'électricité et les prix de nourriture en tenant compte des plus hautes augmentations. Le taux prévu par le gouvernement en matière d'inflation pour l'année prochaine est revu à la baisse, ce qui fait de la Bulgarie un pays où le coût de la vie demeure moins élevé qu'en France.
Quest Bulgaria member, David Barker, relates his own 'quest' to find fine wines in Bulgaria, and his eventual visit to Bessa Valley Vineyard. "Ever since we bought our holiday home, ‘Kozle’, in the village of Dospei, Borovets region, I have been in search of a good vineyard to visit. Decades of holidaying in France prior to buying our place, meant I’d become accustomed to ensuring that there was a vineyard or two to stop at during our October half term family holiday.
My research on the net had thrown up the Melnik wine area in the southwest, but this region is hardly on our doorstep.
Les espaces verts sont le poumon vert de chaque jardin, ils créent une atmosphère douillette et une communion avec la nature pour transformer nos jardins en un véritable morceau de paradis. Une pelouse verte n'est pas quelque chose d'impossible à accomplir en Bulgarie, au contraire – chacun peut réussir.
Choisissez la bonne pelouse - M. Bricolage vous offre tous les types – celles adaptées aux régions ensoleillées et chaudes, d'autres pour les endroits ombragés et une pelouse résistante aux passages fréquents. Les prix pour un paquet de gazon à semer chez M. Bricolage commenceent à 4.99 leva (0.5 kg) pour un usage standard, de 22.00 leva (1 kg) pour les produits plus spécifiques. L'herbe 'Rye Grass' anglaise pousse vite, elle est résistante aux mauvaises herbes et sa gamme de prix débute à 21.00 leva (1 kg).
Top hints and tips to furnishing your holiday home in Bulgaria. Imagine your new home is complete, the paperwork and bureaucracy are behind you, you finally have your keys and now you can furnish your property in whatever style you choose. 
Furnishing your home is often seen as the most exciting part of buying a new residence, yet it can be a stressful experience if it is left to the last minute – there is nothing worse than moving in or inviting guests over only to find that your bed can’t be delivered for three weeks or that the bedroom suite you marvelled at in the store arrives in a flat pack with no instructions!
Careful planning will help you to avoid all of the pitfalls associated with furnishing you Bulgarian home.
Bill Watson, a chef by trade, moved to Bulgaria in 2006 with the intention of 'semi-retiring', along with his wife Jane. They bought a property in a village close to Veliko Turnovo and set up a small guest house. Bill's links (excuse the pun!) with the sausage industry stemmed from a butchery course he took whilst serving in the Navy. His interest developed into making sausages for friends and family as a hobby, but such was the success of his bangers that he ended up with regular oders of up to 100 kg a month!
When Bill and Jane moved to Bulgaria, Bill continued to make sausages from a specially built room in his home. Realising there was a gap in the market, he decided to research sausage making as a full time business.After months of research, negotiations and trials, Bill and Jane finally started to produce sausages in May of 2007, using a small, famiily-run factory called Valmes, just outside Lesicheri.
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