The document discusses Sofia, Bulgaria, highlighting its population of over 2 million and proximity to Vitosha Mountain, which offers opportunities for leisure and work. It raises questions about how different people perceive the mountain in terms of movement, relaxation, and recreation. Additionally, it references various themes such as conflict, nature, and urban life.

1. Special thanks for support
Ethnographic Institute
and Museum, BAS.
Prof. Milena Benovska-
Sabkova
T2M
And Dr. Heike Wolter

3. conflicts
city
City
Civilization
Ski
winter
Power
Comfort
Money
Pedestrian
Mountain
Nature
Snowboard
Summer
Ecology
Need
Variety
bikers/ car

6. Gods

13. Mi

16. Sofia has a population of more than 2 000 000
and is close to Vitosha mountain

17. Ordinary daily activities

19. The capital city provides great opportunities
for work and rest, but is that enough?

22. Sofia has a population of more than 2 000 000
and is close to Vitosha mountain

23. This allows for a nice leisure.
Looks like all roads leads to the mountain

24. But haw a different people
think about the mountain?

25. Movement ? Relax? Gym?

37. Momina Skala
(Lily Rock)

39. What is the connection ?

69. conflicts
city
City
Civilization
Ski
winter
Power
Comfort
Money
Pedestrian
Mountain
Nature
Snowboard
Summer
Ecology
Need
Variety
bikers/ car

73. SSSsssss

74. Stanislav Inchovsky- Turnin
PhD student