Hotel Boutique 36
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SNIPER ALLEY, THEN AND NOW
... Arjan will continue as my banker and I will pay him back in euros, no money exchanges seemingly open on the Sunday.
Walking around the old town we saw the Aussie boys twice [about twice too often], the Aussie couple Ian and Jill [very pleasant] and the hangovers [if looks could kill].
We eventually went across the river to the Sarajevska Brewery, a spot Mohammed had mentioned was quite nice. The place was spacious and the menu prices seemed ...
Istanbul of the West
... people do all day? From a traveler's perspective, it is as if everyone sits and drinks coffee and/or beer all day in the cafes. Bistro table conversations appear to be intelligent, engaging, and "professionally dressed", but casually ignoring any periods of appointment and sitting for hours.
There is something about Turkish-influenced culture that I just love. The majority of Sarajevo's sights are centered around its narrow ...
A raisin in the sun
... Maslinica or even Pile, although aesthetically I hope it's not the latter. Whatever they are, they are a bit limp and too long on the steam tray, but for 6 Bosian Marks (roughly $3.50) I'm not complaining too much. At 1pm the courtyards of both mosques in the old town are filled with the faithful, most kneeling on prayer mats, and the iman's exhortations ring through outdoor speakers. What with all the praying and prostrating, it would seem Islam is a ...
Sarajevo in the thick of it all
... his mug of tea, “are not the real Muslims. They are a minority – they put personal vendettas before their religion or their people. But Western governments do the same, saying we are all like that.”
We nodded, reverently. The more he spoke, the more we saw parallels with the struggles in the Balkans: power-hungry elites manipulating vulnerable populations around warped visions of history; entwined trajectories of life being pared from one ...
Badass in Bosnia
... isn't that bad. Maybe the Bosniaks wanted more ballads or something. Anyway, that was the precipitating event that kicked of World War 1 after the Austro-Hungarian Empire declared war on Serbia. And of course no one wanted to be left out, especially after the biggest arms race in history was coming to a head, so they all joined in and off we went to change the landscape of Europe and establish the grounds for the even more brutal and intense conflict 30 odd years later.
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