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Spectacular Sarajevo
... strike! The first stop was the Sarajevo Tunnel, constructed during the Bosnian War and was essentially the city's lifeline. At the time, Sarajevo was completely surrounded by Serbian forces and the tunnel was necessary to bring in food and aid to the city, and allowed people to escape. We were even able to walk through a small stretch of the narrow tunnel...
...It's cold at night here...
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Badass in Bosnia
... after a minute that he'd given me too much, so swaps it for 1 Euro. I chuckled to myself and left it. Couldn't be bothered. Anyway the scary thing. I realised after a couple of minutes that that this could've just been some dude that was picking people up at the airport and not really a cab at all. I don't know why I got worried but I started ******** myself. Turned out alright so thats the main thing.
The Bosnian people are really nice, and they have a ...
I did not go to Austria
... to get unlost (I couldn't find me way back to the bus station let alone to where I actually wanted to be), so I walked into a cafe, and asked for them to call me a cab. Approximately $7 later, I was dropped off at the door to my hostel. The best $7 I've spent in a while.
I chatted with some Aussies that are staying here, and then I wasn't feeling well so I went to bed. Not the more interesting day (Surprise surprise, Andra got lost again...)
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Crazy red-haired woman and a bunch of pigeons
... 1090;ь веков 99;е надпи 89;и и рекла 84;ные объяв 83;ения на немец 82;ом, типа языко 74;ой школы в ...
Caucasian challenge. day 1
... a band with a camera crew and support system certainly raises eyebrows. We were told we had to pay 20euros baksheesh, which of course Rachel refused to pay and instead jumped out of the car brandishing 10 euros and an old playboy magazine we found laying on the backseat of the car. It worked a treat and we were allowed to pass.
We drove into Sarejavo about 8pm, and circled the city looking for a room and a place to park the ...


