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| Peace Corps anyone? |
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| My packed lunch complete with a note from "mom" a.k.a. Sara |
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| leaving Serbia, entering Bosnia |
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| Park in memoriam of the children who lost their lives during the Balkan conflict |
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| Eternal Flame |
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| Serbian Orthodox Church, and a really neat statue |
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| Art school in Sarajevo |
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| I just like this picture |
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| Sara and me killing time in yet another park |
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| My first mosque |
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| We fit right in... |
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| Me entering the tunnel that connected Sarajevo to free Bosnia |
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| Sara and me in walking through a part of the tunnel |
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| Aron, Sara, and me outside of the Tunnel Museum |
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| A house left in rubble |
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| Some really good cake...I was really anxious to get started apparently |
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| Me on the Latin Bridge...at the corner where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by a Bosnian teen starting WWI |
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| The 1984 Olympic rings |
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| It was sights like this that really hit you. |
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| So after trudging around the Olympic Stadium, we happened upon a soccer match. "Peace Corps is hard." |
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| Statue in one of many cemeteries |
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| Breakfast courtesy of our hostel director...basically meat/cheese/potato filled pastry |
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| Another one of those "whoa" moments |
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| Entering the bazaar in Old Town...this can only mean one thing: SHOPPING!!! |
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| View from the hill we hiked |
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| Favorite picture ever? Just might be |
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| Gosh that place was gorgeous |
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| Giving the lungs a rest... |
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| Sarajevo is famous for its metal working, especially copper |
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| Lunch-Cevapi...basically hamburger meat, onions, and a creamy cheese all in a pita....DELICIOUS! |
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| Inside Bosnia's oldest and largest mosque-Husrev Bey's Mosque |
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| Sums up the whole trip. |
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| Out to dinner with two other hostel guests--next to me is another American and next to him is a Greek |
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