The New Inn Hostel Belgrade

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... the only person wearing a seatbelt is the dull english man in the back. We then drive somewhere else and park. This is a bit of mystery tour and I wonder what we're doing. It turns out we're going to a bar on a boat (little boat is "boshac"). Its fine and we have a good view of the river. They try to talk a bit more english so it's a bit easier but they address each other in Serbian so I lose what they say part way through the conversation.. I was also relying on ...

... s. Then a march through a labyrinth of history and the weapons that hacked it from human flesh. A click or so down the trail the Turks arrive. They had very ornamental gear. Previous eras gave the impression that people would take a 10 minute break from fighting (or plowing fields) to buy some weapons from the blacksmith. The Turkish gear was covered with intricate inlays and repousse. The proverb "war is boredom punctuated by ...

... spent a night at a three day internet gaming party, never again) After the obligatory facebook status change ("Tom is in Belgrade, Serbia") and a few e-mails, I decided to do some research into transportation into Albania. The system seems functional, but information about it seems disproportionately hard to come by. After scouring the first few pages of the Albania section of Lonely Planets online forum (a haven for the most conceited, elitist ***** you ...

... alone is enough to pique my interest. These spots are about as off the beaten path as you can get in this part of the world these days. And they are still relatively cheap. I learned about the big Sziget music festival in Budapest while I was in Thailand. Budapest was on my itinerary so I made a plan to go during the festival, August 12-18, and go to at least one day. I'd already booked my hostel. This meant that by the time I got out of ...

... control. For a moment, as the imposingly-dressed S**bian bord** guard leafed suspiciously through my passport, I thought he was going to take issue with all my Arab visas. But, with a warm smile, he said simply "Welcome to S**bia", before disappearing to the next compartment. By the time the train arrived in Belgrade that morning, I had managed no more than a couple of hours sleep. Yet, the romance of the sleep** carriage would just about live ...

... that we could find. [Were we looking in the wrong places?] We visited the Kalemegdan Fort and the Belgrade Military Museum to deliberately investigate recent Serbian military history. A proud exhibit on the ground floor of the Museum flaunts the remains of Sergeant Carpenter's uniform and remnants of his shot down plane. His uniform's bold embroidery of his surname is clearly visible to all and sundry. I felt that this boastful display was in extremely ...

... guy was thrown off the train and detained- maybe because he didnt have a visa? The rest of the journey was a very slow one and we soon ran out of water. Unlike the trains we'd been on in other countries there was no type of buffet service. We were joined on 2 separate occasions in our compartment by criminals who had not bought tickets who too were both promptly removed. After around 15 hours we had no idea what was happening. We knew we were in Serbia as we'd had ...

... camera down and we went on our way. We had a church service today, we got some songs sung and Kristina gave her testimony. Heinz spoke about Luke 1:7. It made some sense to me. After the service Katherina, Nicole and I went out for a walk and ended up getting some coffee. We were so loud that I don't think that the manager guy really liked us all that much..lol.It was there where we ...