Kaldera Boutique Hotel Laktasi

... miejsca, schodzac na przystan.
Tam, po odpoczynku wsiadamy na prom i .... i taaaaak - mylimy " pociag", ktorym zamierzalismy podjechac do bramy wejsciowej :))
Dzieki temy dojerzdzamy w odlegle rejony Jezior, w ich najwyzsze czesci!!
Jest pieknie, ale jesli nie chcemy tu zostac na noc - musimy galopem leciec na kolejny przystanek "pociagu".
Ufffff... tym razem udalo sie.
Kolacje zjemy w domu... ;))

... view almost all of my pictures now on my camera..it still says theyre their but i cant find them and even when i plugged it into the computer only about 50 are showing up. IF I LOOSE ALL MY PICTURES!..i dont even want to think about it...im not sure what im going to do but im going to go to a photo place tomorrow and try to sort it out...no good...grrr thats what happens when you dont back things up...im sure it will work out its just bumming me right now..wanted to vent alittle :(

... to the ‘Balkan café’ a funky bar/live music venue that later on that night would host a evening of jazz meets Sevda (local Bosnian music - a bit soviet, a bit middle eastern, very cool) and we talked some more. It was hard to understand a lot of what Kovacs was saying (he’s prone to a rant or two) but from what I could understand he considered his religion as ‘Heart’, he enjoyed drinking šljivovica (local brandy) which he keeps in a ...

... a bar, corner shop and tourist office, in the evening the bar plays a 45min video giving background information on the park. Had my first solid nights sleep in a long while, complete darkness, and complete silence. Was also overwhelmed by the amount of stars in the sky at night.



There was a shuttle bus that took us from the campsite to one of the two entry points to the national park, the entry fee ...

... near the station, taking in the site of the old buildings. Zagreb is a lot smaller and less impressive than I thought it would be, it's still a beautiful city, but more modern than I was expecting... (but not surprising given the recent 'conflicts'). The Zagreb tower is a surprisingly small 13th century structure that houses a still functioning cannon that fires every day at midday.

On my second day I visited everything I wanted ...

... baskets of willow by Andrea from Italy (we made a huge basket for the foodtrailer),a presentation/disccussion about Chernobyl by Sergei and Andrei from Ucraine, who work in the zone and a presentation about ecological living and permaculture, composting and solar ovens with pictures of personal experiments of Barkan from Israel. Besides this I even had some time to clean my ...

Sunnuntai meni siirtymisissa. Laksin Sarajevosta kymmenen aikoihin ja alunperin tarkoitus oli yojunaa Belgradiin Dobojissa. Paadyin kuitenkin Banja Lukaan, koska juna lahtee sielta ja keskiyota on mukavampi odotella junassa kuin asemalla. Olin suunnitellut kayttavani paivan kiertelemalla kaupunkia, mutta asemaltahana ei tietenkaan loytynyt sailytyslokeroita, joten suunnitelma olisi vaatinut rinkan raahaamista mukana. Jonkin verran tuli kuitenkin lahinna ruuan perassa taivallettua. Bosnia on ...

We told a lot of Sarajevo residents our next stop was going to be Banja Luka. A lot of icy stares back. You don't want to go there. Now we understand. Tell a co-worker you are going to spend the next part of your holiday at the Silverwater Sydney Water Effluent Treatment Facility and you will get a similar reaction. Its not ...

... Luka. There's not a whole lot to it, honestly. There are a few old buildings (that survived the quake) along the main drag, a towering, but attractive Orthodox cathedral (that looks oddly new), and a fairly intact Ottoman-era castle along the Vrbas river. Taking that all in required about an hour to an hour and a half at most, but it beats sitting in a hotel room. The castle itself was interesting, despite not having a single sign or attraction inside. In ...

... unfortunately since I first found it, I have the impression that the PM's message has been changed to sound somewhat more like slick political rhetoric. If I'm right and someone finds a cache'd copy, I'd be grateful for it. * * * We actually went up to Banja Luka to visit my buddy Dejan. He and I met in Berlin back in April. We weren't in the same language class (he was one tier ahead of me) but we went out together lots and had a crush on the same girl ...