Where is Macedonia?

This is the question Im answering all the time on this travelings, as Tristan, a friend who sits next to me now says, behind the tree left, you just go and explore!
So behind the tree u can find this small unspoiled country with her 2 million people, living a moderate life, between the European model for development and the Indian feeling for being free and living in the moment. Everyone should experience with his own seances.
The village, we have the land in, is in the east of the country, called Star (Old) Istevnik, just some older people are breathing with the earth there, from time to time on holidays people from other places around gather, share some music, food, laugh... Rest of the time is shanty shanty.
The nearest town is called Delcevo, 11 500 people in their houses living their lives, from the town to the village its 15km. There is a local bus once a day I think.
The weather, its changing all year long, special in every season, springs colourful, everything garden !
Summer cool, we have a small river we can jump in, its much cooler then other parts of the country, everything power!
Autumn yellow, getting colder toward end of October, all the people are making Aivar (traditional dish), its a delish!
Winter, ups cold yeah white, snow, fire and chestnuts, hibernation inspiration!
For the visa situation, the country is not very touristic, so its easy to come and stay, you should check with the local authorities for your country, but it shouldn't be any problem. If u need some kind of letter just let me know.
When you are coming you can chose many ways how to do it, I suggest by horse, specially the unicorns, or flying carpets, we can park them on the roof and no pollution, if u like more the planes then u better land in Sofia, Bulgaria, its cheaper and there are many buses to Macedonia, in some hours you are there. If u want to hitchhike or come by bus, train, depends from where u are coming, the roads are smooth, easy to slide here.
The standard is much lower compare to the countries in the EU, I think u will be comfortable with the prices. This area is even cheaper, as most of the things are local, there is a local market twice a week in the town. Its not a polluted area, it does need some reforestation and water conservation, that's great because we can do it.
The locals doesn't speak English, the young population is happy to speak English, the people are very warm hearted, love celebrations, festivals, fun and very hospitable. The nearest biggest mountain is Golak, there is a lake too, not so near, maybe an hour drive.
I will go for a juice now, see u there!