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Published: April 26th 2020
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We had a leisurely breakfast this morning (cold cuts, cheese, fresh bread, banana), although I left early to write sketchy travel notes. This tour is so full, I can’t record it all before the next day. Not a bad thing.
Our guide, Boris, met us at our Villa Fortuna Hotel. Immediately obvious was his deep knowledge of the centuries of history in Bosnia and Herzegovina (the country’s full name)....
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Isabel Gibson
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Exotic
The markets, the decorative bits on the building exteriors, the shape of the windows, the stone patio/yard, and the use and colours of the textiles - highly distinctive, even exotic. Were you as much taller in that environment as the photo with Lejda would suggest, or was she just short? I'm so glad they rebuilt that old bridge in its original style, although the one from 1913 is attractive too. As for shopping restraint, some are born to it; some have it thrust upon them; and some are saved from it. How delightful to meet the artist's daughter.