 | Prishtina, Serbia |
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... . The other was named for Bill Clinton. Strange, who they choose as the local heroes. In fact, it seems the main sight in Prishtina is the armed forces. There's a lot of them here. As in, it's pretty much impossible to walk down any street anywhere even ...
... atmosphere, if not one with a great deal to see and do. There are a few outer suburbs/villages that are predominantly Serb, though Prishtina is now almost wholly Albanian. I made it a point to hoof it back out to the bus station so I could get out ...
... a sense of victory exudes from every smile. The mood was reinfored with stencilled graffiti on hundreds of buildings: No Negotiating. Prishtina is surprising in a lot of ways. I have a new understanding of the heretofore blah phrase "ethnic Albanian". ...
... number of huge 4WD's driven by UN personnel appearing t do very little. And of course, the newly paved streets of Prishtina require such a large, cumbersome, fuel-guzzling car. And no more than one person in each vehicle at a time please...... I'm sure ...
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