The sun was shining in Sarajevo as we walked around pigeon square. Amanda & Stefan looked in one of the mosques. I popped into one of the shops, & on our way home Yaz-Na spotted us from a cafe and beckoned us inside. She suggested we try a cold drink that seemed to be very much like a smoothy to me. She explained it was an anti-oxidant made from corn. I enjoyed mine so much I finished Amanda's as she wasn't too keen. We hit the road dropping Yaz-Na off a...

We all were woken by builders across the street working on a new hotel. As we were all feeling the affects of our late night we remained in bed until the afternoon. Promptly we set about organising to go on an organised tour of Sarajevo. Starting with the assassination point of Archduke Franz Ferdinand out guide pointed out various historical and more recent sites around the city. We were driven out to the airport, to learn more, & walk through the tunnel th...

We were straight up at 09:58am this morning to be ready for our host, whose named is pronounced Yaz-Na, to take us on a tour of Sarajevo. Yaz-Na 's husband is a huge sports fan, which meant she had heard of Newcastle. In particular she had heard of Alan Shearer! Our apartment is located right in the centre of the old town. This handily have us access to everything with two minutes walk. We were shown round the entire city & were able to find out a lot more ...

The day started with scrambled eggs for breakfast in the apartment in Dubrovnik. The weather had changed and it had started to rain. This seemed like a good time to be getting on the road. We decided to drive down the coast to have lunch in a restaurant recommended by Stefan's guidebook in Montenegro. This also allowed us to visit another country. The difference in wealth was noticeable as soon we crossed the border. Montenegro has not benefited for foreign tour...