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Travel Blogs from Medjugorje
Magic in Medjugorje
... to them as, something made me remove my sandals and go barefoot. No thoughts, just action. After making it to the top I sat down on the rock ledge to catch my breath and rest my sore feet. A few moments later the two others sat next to me. When my heart rate returned to normal I told the Australian that what we had just accomplished was one of the most amazing things I have ever done and thanked her for wanting to make the climb ...
Sarajevo to Mostar
... is almost empty, but I am here an hour before my train is scheduled to depart. A ticket to Mostar is only 10 Bosnian Marks, or about $7 for the 4-hour trip. There is only one train on the platform, but it is segmented in two, with some cars going to Budapest. There are no helpful signs for idiots, so I place my bet on the segment with four cars rather than the one with two. Safety in numbers. It's an old train with faded blue velvet seats, wood interior and ...
Mostar and the troubled journey to recovery
... and I loved it. After the next tourist season I will go back.”
“Will you return here?”
“No. My brother is a patriot and has children and a good business – he will stay in Mostar forever. But I am not patriotic. I have to get out of this place.”
His face was a complex mix of feelings: sorrow about this decision to leave his home, desperation to be rid of the dismal job market and corruption that characterised the area, ...
Mo-re of Mostar
... and made our way to the former Ljubljanska Banka tower which is now referred to as the sniper tower. You can probably guess what this was used for. During the war, Serbian troops used this tower (the tallest tower in town) for their snipers, and is located right next to the former front line. We walked down the street of this former front line, and the destruction is still very evident in the buildings that have yet to ...
Mr. Topic
... 1089;ту кажды 81; вечер, чтобы поспл 77;тнича& #1090;ь. И все эти чудес 85;ые и прост 99;е житей 89;кие ...