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Remnants of War
Today we drove from Dubrovnik, Croatia to Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The drive was fairly pleasant as some of it was along the Croatian and Bosnian coasts. We had no problem at the Bosnian Border because as Pete says "They don't hate Montenegrins in Bosnia". Great, i guess. Hopefully that means no taxi drivers that go on and on and on and on …
Sarajevo to Mostar
I had read that the train trip from Sarajevo to Mostar is a 'must do' experience because of the magnificent scenery. Unfortunately in winter there are only two trains a day making this trip. One leaves at 6:20 at night, well after dark so kind of pointless from a scenery point of view and the other leaves at 7 in the morning. After consulting with …
Mostar Bosnia
... went on a tour with him where we had a Bosnian breakfast of pie an yogurt overlooking a river at the foot of a mountain. Then we went to some waterfalls where we went swimming but it was so cold we Sean about twenty meters and had to get out. From there we went to an old village and castle built on a hill destroyed by the Croats in the war. After that Tasso drove us the 3 hrs to dubrovnik where we checked in at villa Devine in lapad ...
BADJIA & MOSTAR
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Ursula & Doug
3. In English
We’ve done all we can to get our visas. Our applications have gone to Dubrovnik so now the local officials in Korcula like us, can only wait.
They told us that we can continue our travels – already something. However we decided to not venture too far so that we can collect our visas as soon as they are arrive.
Badija : in the week 20th to 26th ...
Arrivée en Bosnie-Herzegovine
... et les slovènes déclarent leur indépendance. En avril 1992, les bosniaques tentent d’en faire de même, ce que les serbes, soutenus par l’armée de Yougoslavie sont loin d’admettre. C’est le début des combats qui commenceront à Sarajevo pour finalement s’étendre à l’ensemble de la Yougoslavie et qui feront plus de 200000 morts... Mais il faudrait revenir bien plus loin dans l’Histoire pour saisir ...