Ero Mostar

Dr. Ante Starcevica Mostar, 88000, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Bullet holes everywhere!

A travel blog entry by adambrownell

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... will see what I mean. Bullet holes as big as buckets, tank artillery that has blown a house in half, barded wire and collapsed roofing. Unlike Sarajevo where many buildings and infrastructure has been rendered, Mostar is still slowly returning to its original state. Some areas are simply sectioned off as a reminder of the bloody fued that so recently occured.

The Stari Most bridge was quite a treat. It ...

Mostar and the troubled journey to recovery

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

... for the night. Miran swept him up with us in a flood of “Yes, yes, we have a room” and “no problem, come with me”. His wide eyes gave off a hint of fear as he was ushered along with us and led away from the bus station.

With Miran striding ahead of us, we struggled to keep up with our heavy bags, heading into the dark night punctuated only by a few dim, yellowy street lights. We jumped some metal railings before being bundled into the back of a car. Our ...

Most Pleasant

A travel blog entry by nick_collins8

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... buildings still exist. Even in the hostel, Miran had 5 artillery shells that had landed pretty much on top of them, and the doors and walls still had shrapnel marks on them. Miran said yes, he could change the door, but he likes it the way it is. They are very proud, and Miran seemed to like that, even though it was a very emotional thing for him to live through once, he was constantly reminded of the things they all went through. As I said, they are very proud. And rightly so.
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I reckon I'll spend one more day here...

A travel blog entry by patrick_viajero

... the Stari Most in Mostar, suggested that we take a 10-min ride on a public bus to get to a small town called Blagaj, a welcome proposal to pass the time here. She even drew us a detailed map by heart on a piece of paper showing us where to get off the bus, and local landmarks of the town. First, Admir dropped the four of us (Tessa, Tyler, Joe and I) for lunch at a burek place. I had the most delicious, ...

Broken Bridges

A travel blog entry by tennis_tom

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... that there was not enough time to learn so many different languages. After saying ‘hvala’ in Zagreb and then Belgrade and then Sarajevo, we came to the realisation that all the former Yugoslav languages are essentially the same and are renamed really only to differentiate themselves from their neighbours. Minor dialect differences existed, but it is essentially the same as Australian English, American English, irish English, South African English ...

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