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Old Jun 5th 2005, 4:06 am
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Tantale
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25 pictures.
http://www.jmrw.com/Abroad/Balkans/Sarajevo/index.htm

The other parts of Balkans are in construction.

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Old Jun 5th 2005, 6:35 am
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Tantale wrote:
    > 25 pictures.
    > http://www.jmrw.com/Abroad/Balkans/Sarajevo/index.htm
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    > The other parts of Balkans are in construction.
    >

Many thanks!
 
Old Jun 5th 2005, 9:44 am
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    > 25 pictures.
    > http://www.jmrw.com/Abroad/Balkans/Sarajevo/index.htm

Three shots with almost the same content as mine...

    > The other parts of Balkans are in construction.

Does rather seem that way, doesn't it. (In fact, so does Edinburgh,
they just have different things dug up or dismantled - I once
contemplated spoofing the local cultural bodies here with a proposal
for a World Festival of Scaffolding).

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Old Jun 6th 2005, 12:00 pm
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Don't forget Belgrade and Serbia. Culturally and socially it is the
capital of the Balkans and SEE region!

make sure you visit, you will have a great time
 
Old Jun 6th 2005, 5:27 pm
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Tantale
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Jack Campin wrote :
    >Does rather seem that way, doesn't it.

English is not my languaage (I am french) so I try to write here something
simple.

In fact Sarjevo and Mostar (that I have not yet commented (the whole
"Balkans section is under construction on my website) are repairing their
town with great energy. I think in a few years (1,2,3,... ) you will see
very few marks left of the war(s) that begun in 1992.
Here this picture of the rehabiltation of a building is a good example
http://www.jmrw.com/Abroad/Balkans/M...145842_jpg.htm
On my pictures Sarjevo looks a bit sad because there as vey bad weahter,
rain, ...
Of course tourists or travellers are striked by the destructions caused by a
war. (I was born largely after WWII and I had never seen this before)
I have to say still that people that I met in these towns were particulary
kind.
People who have lost some members of their family tolds me "Forgive but not
forget". Of cause those people are very sad. But I believe now the peace is
there.
JMR
 

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