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Rakov Škocjan.Dec 26, 2007

Lake Cerknica.Dec 26, 2007

Walking along the Unica river at Planinsko polje.Dec 26, 2007

The surrounding area is really dilapidated.Dec 15, 2007

Dec 15, 2007

A scenic viewpoint along the road.Dec 15, 2007

The valley of the Vrbas River narrows into a canyon in places and then widens again into this bend.Dec 15, 2007

Dec 15, 2007

A sad sight.Dec 15, 2007

The facility with locker-rooms, showers and toilets for visitors has been abandoned since the war.Dec 15, 2007

In the pond directly above the waterfall people swim and relax.Dec 15, 2007

Standing on the edge of the waterfall.Dec 15, 2007

A series of small waterfall on Pliva River.Dec 15, 2007

The waterfall.Dec 15, 2007

Jajce with its famous waterfall.Dec 15, 2007

The last lunch in Bosnia was čevapčiči again, and yes, they were delicious and cheap!Dec 15, 2007

The views from the fortress over the town of Travnik.Dec 15, 2007

There is also a museum.Dec 15, 2007

We were the only visitors around.Dec 15, 2007

The minaret.Dec 15, 2007

A minaret and a tower.Dec 15, 2007

Travnik, a lovely town in Central Bosnia, boasts a fortress Kaštel.Dec 15, 2007

The fortress is interesting enough to visit.Dec 15, 2007

While the countryside is gorgeous, many houses that were damaged in the war have not been rebuilt and often there is nobody left to live in them as so many people were killed or moved away.Dec 15, 2007

One of the chimneys in Zenica.Dec 15, 2007

It was very pleasant to drive in the countryside north of Sarajevo and the weather was fantastic.Dec 15, 2007

Another cemetery, Koševo, is divided into the Muslim and Catholic parts.Dec 15, 2007

More holes.Dec 15, 2007

A common sight.Dec 15, 2007

Apartment buildings still show signs of fire.Dec 15, 2007

The new part of Sarajevo was also heavily hit.Dec 15, 2007

No renovation has been done on most objects.Dec 15, 2007

The houses in the vicinity.Dec 15, 2007

It can be quite claustrophobic.Dec 15, 2007

A small portion of the tunnel is open to the public.Dec 15, 2007

The house and the tunnel are now open for visitors to be reminded of the horrors of the war.Dec 15, 2007

One of the most dramatic things to see in Sarajevo is Tunel, a tunnel which was dug from the cellar of one house in the suburbs under the airport runway and was used to transport people and supplies to the besieged city.Dec 15, 2007

The former Town Hall and National Library was heavily damaged during the war.Dec 15, 2007

River Miljacka runs through Sarajevo.Dec 15, 2007

One of the Baščaršija alleys.Dec 15, 2007

Locals in front of the mosque.Dec 15, 2007

Waterdrops in the sun.Dec 15, 2007

In front of the mosque.Dec 15, 2007

Built in 1531, the mosque is considered the most important Islamic structure in BiH and one of the world's finest examples of Ottoman architecture.Dec 15, 2007

Gazi Husrev-beg's Mosque is a quiet, shady place where you can rest after a long day of trudging around the city.Dec 15, 2007

Baščaršija.Dec 15, 2007

Funny car plates.Dec 15, 2007

Baščaršija.Dec 15, 2007

The narrow alleys are normally full of tourists, but that day was probably just too hot for most people to wander around.Dec 15, 2007

Local craft.Dec 15, 2007

Baščaršija, the old part of town with mosques, craft shops and restaurants with local delicacies.Dec 15, 2007

The eternal flame, lit after WW2.Dec 15, 2007

The views of Sarajevo from the cemetery would be great if it weren't for the heat and smog.Dec 15, 2007

Typical headstones.Dec 15, 2007

Alifakovac, the muslim cemetery close to the old town.Dec 15, 2007

Cobbled and steep.Dec 15, 2007

A steep street that leads to one of the city cemeteries took some effort to climb in the summer heat.Dec 15, 2007

The Old Bridge at night.Dec 14, 2007

Sad remnants of the war.Dec 14, 2007

In such heat nothing beats a cold beer - if you can get one! In Muslim-run restaurants and bars alcoholic beverages are not served.Dec 14, 2007

The narrow streets with a myriad of souvenirs.Dec 14, 2007

The old part of town with craft shops.Dec 14, 2007

Colorful houses.Dec 14, 2007

The old part of town with craft shops and a view of the Old Bridge.Dec 14, 2007

The bridge and last sun rays.Dec 14, 2007

The Old Bridge is always full of tourists.Dec 14, 2007

The steps can be pretty slippery.Dec 14, 2007

On the bridge local boys collect money from the tourists and then perform a 20-meter dive into the river.Dec 14, 2007

Later in the day the heat got more tolerable and the light more forgiving for the photographer.Dec 14, 2007

The Old Bridge from the river level.Dec 14, 2007

Old Bridge is Mostar's most famous monument. Built in the 16th century, it was destroyed in the war in 1993 but was later reconstructed and now it's visited by many tourists every year.Dec 14, 2007

The view from the Old Bridge over the Neretva River in the middle of a very hot day.Dec 14, 2007

Duck silhouettes.Dec 07, 2007

Lake shore.Dec 07, 2007

Reflection.Dec 07, 2007

Ducks.Dec 07, 2007

Light and shadow.Dec 07, 2007

White trees.Dec 07, 2007

Red carpet.Dec 07, 2007

A chapel.Dec 07, 2007

The pier.Dec 07, 2007

Looking east from the pier.Dec 07, 2007

Looking west from the pier.Dec 07, 2007

April weather.Dec 07, 2007

On the pier.Dec 07, 2007

Bohinj was cloudy when we first got there. I had to wait for a few sun rays to penetrate the clouds and illuminate the opposite slope.Dec 07, 2007

Pokljuka forests.Dec 07, 2007

On the way to Bohinj we passed Mt. Stol shrouded in clouds. While the valley was still clad in fall colors, the slopes were covered in snow.Dec 07, 2007

Dec 01, 2007

Larches on the slope.Dec 01, 2007

Lonely path.Dec 01, 2007

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