Well of course: Poland
I am in Krakow with Jaslyn! Since Friday I have gone Kathmandu - Delhi - London - Krakow so I wake up genuinely questioning where I am. There is so much to process…and if I try to I can feel myself slipping away… so I am just trying to take it all in my stride, be in the moment, and be in tune…
Hurray we’re traveling together!
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Lights of Paris
My last stop is Paris, France. I cannot wait to practice my French, drink wine on the banks of the Seine, and to see le Tour Eiffel at night.
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December - Tower of London Bridge at dawn
Hanna and I have a couple of days to explore London together at the end of my trip. It’s a lovely city, and it will be gearing up for the Olympics, which will be exciting!
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Just came across the before and after of the castle near me, hadn’t seen old pictures of it before…used to do a pretty awesome medieval festival there.
After Sarajevo, we take a train back to Budapest and then go our separate ways. Kelly is going to Manchester to visit her grandparents, and I’m going to the London/Hastings area to visit one of my best friends in the world. She’s going to be doing a summer field study at Herstmonceux Castle, and I can’t wait to explore it with her!
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| ♕ | Street of Sarajevo | by © emina rakic
Sarajevo is the capital and largest city of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The city is famous for its traditional religious diversity, with adherents of Islam, Orthodoxy, Catholicism and Judaism coexisting there for centuries. Due to this long and rich history of religious diversity and coexistence Sarajevo has often been called the “Jerusalem of Europe”.
The last stop in Eastern Europe… Sarajevo! I’m interested to see how the city/country has recovered from the violence of the 90s, to celebrate their cultural and ethnic diversity.
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voda (by ra kojić)
One of our last stops in Eastern Europe is Mostar, in Bosnia-Hersegovina.
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From Hvar, we take a ferry South to Dubrovnik, Croatia. Lord Byron called it “the jewel of the Adriatic, and it’s not hard to see why.
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Postcard! ♥
A bird’s eye view of Hvar Island from Jelena in Novi Sad, Serbia.
Absolutely stunning!
After all our time inland, Kelly and I are going to the coast. Hvar Island is situated in the Adriatic Sea, and it’s absolutely beautiful. We will be lounging on beaches and exploring ruins, and I cannot wait.
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Plitvice Lakes-Croatia
After our stops in Slovenia, we’re going on to the natural beauty of Croatia. This is Plitvice Lakes National Park, where we will be oggling the long-exposure potential of the beautiful lakes.
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Postojna Cave, Slovenia
Near Predjama Castle is the stunning Postojna Cave network.
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Predjama Castle by :::Veronika::: on Flickr.
Moving on from the Northern lakes, we’re going to Predjama Castle, built right into the cliff face.
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Waterfall Savica, Slovenia
From Ljubljana, we’re heading to the Triglav/Bohinj area for some nature time.
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Third stop: Vienna, Austria, from whence we will be doing side trips to Salzburg (the hillllls are aliiive!) and Bratislava.
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