Showing posts with label clock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clock. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 December 2021

A Clock from Elena in Yambol


Seen on a wall in a Yambol ho,e is a clock that is made in Elena some 100 kilometres from Yambol.
 

Sunday, 9 August 2020

Eiffel Tower Clock in a Yambol Home

The family have never been to France, have no interest in Fench Culture but still have an Eiffel Tower Clock on their wall. Also, being Bulgarian they have no interest in time!

Wednesday, 16 October 2019

The High Up Library Clock in Yambol

High Up, Library, Clock, Yambol,
You will always know what the time is in Yambool City Centre. Just look up at the Library and you will find the clock that also chimes. nothing fancy but practical. I don't think many people know it is there being so high up.

Tuesday, 8 January 2019

Clock Garden in Yambol City Centre

Clock, Garden, Yambol City Centre, Yambol,

The renovated gardens in Yambol City Centre are a welcome addition to the attractions for local people. Included in the garden is this clock design which is very useful for tourists perhaps but for Bulgarians, time doesn't really matter.

Monday, 2 August 2010

A Yambol Clock Shop

If you want a watch or clock or you have one that needs repairing then this is the place to go. This Yambol clock shop is not the only one around, there are many shops that offer this service, but this one is fromt he old school with a no fuss front facade and a simple sign. Why woyld there be any need for anything flash and showy anyway.
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Monday, 11 May 2009

A Clock High On A Yambol Municiple Library

A Clock High On A Yambol Municiple BuildingA clock has been on top of Yambol municiple library building oppposite the Yambol Centre Park since it was first built. Of the hundreds of times I have walked past ithis building, today was the first time I had noticed it. I will of course look at it every time from now on when walking past, although time really doesn't really matter in Yambol or Bulgaria for that matter.

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