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| The divers club office |
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| Panning around |
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| Old mosque reflected in the river |
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| Downstream |
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| Coffee sets, just in case you've become addicted... |
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| All manner of other things for sale |
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| Last saw this art form in Ypres |
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| Ablution solution |
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| For this very old mosque |
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| Size 8, right? |
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| Market |
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| We had a nice lunch at the Ascinica Balkan II, established in 1967; shared Mediterranean salad |
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| The grilled meat/sausage thing I had; can't remember its name; whenever I have grilled sausage in this part of the world, I always think of the Bucharest street vendor's recipe: "some garlic, some cat; some dog, some rat"; yum |
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| Vicki's veal and frites |
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| Original 1967 salt and pepper set |
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| Neat place nonetheless |
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| Turkish consulate |
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| The ridge from which the Serbs bombarded Mostar; who would Jesus bombard? (note cross) |
1 comment:
I spent our time in Mostar in a hotel room, so I only saw photos of the bridge and the guys who jumped off it for money. I remember seeing bombed out buildings from our tour bus as we drove along. The food in that part of the country was lots of meat, sausage, potatoes, and rarely any salads or fruits. Probably the worst food of all of our world adventures! Your photos of the area and the bridge are fabulous.
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