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Rebuilding
Having spent the morning in Korcula town enjoying the sun we took the bus to Mostar (via the ferry of course!) For the first part of the journey, including the ferry trip from Korcula to Orebic, we were the only ones on the bus. From Janjina we were joined by a middle aged woman and her aged father, who were on their way to Sarajevo and seemed to …
Mostar, back again
story to follow /aug 31: i am still working on this. Yes, in my previous blog i said i wouldn't go to Mostar. However, i was in Tuzla today and the only bus for Travnik/Jajce already left. That would leave the following options... Banja Luka, Srebrenica, Sarajevo or Mostar.... Mostar it is. More to come later. Not staying at Majdas this time, but a private room for 20 eur.
On the way to Mostar...
... itself is nice... yes... it's nice. We've seen it. Can we get out of this crowd and go? Please... Do we really have to cross it? I like bridges, but empty ones, with not so many people...
The crowds really get on my nerves, and I'm a tranquil person. Still, the old town of Mostar is adorable. Near the Old Bridge there's a Crooked Bridge that was built earlier and was probably a template for its bigger and more famous friend. Moreover, this one is empty! Nobody goes as far ...
BADJIA & MOSTAR
... the Island to its original owners, the Franciscans, who undertook substantial renewal and revitalisation of the monastery complex. This work is now almost finished and should then be extended to the rest of the Island. A café/restaurant has been built and jetties have been repaired, allowing many visitors to arrive during the summer months. We have spent some days on and around the island. When it gets too hot, one tumbles into the incredibly clear and warm water. ...
Day trip to Mostar
... and they collected up our passports but to our disappointment we didn't get a stamp.
The first main stop was in a town called Medjugorje in the middle of nowhere, that gets hundreds of thousands of visitors each year on religious pilgrimages. While the majority of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Muslim, this town is Catholic and is famous for alleged sightings of the Virgin Mary in the 80's. The random little town is full ...
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