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March 18th, 2007 | categorizilation: all categories,Croatia

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Today’s distance / 今日の走行距離: 110km
Total distance to date / 今日までの積算距離: 1232.86km (plus 8400km)
Ascent / 上り: +1150m
Descent / 下り: -1085m

A bay on the Croatian coast

More of the same today. More of the same amazing scenery.

Lakes near Polce, Croatia

A highlight for today was the 9kms or so of Bosina that I cycled through. This coastline is not all Croatian. There still remains a little sprout of Bosnia that you need to go through. There are border controls and everything. Unfortunately I didn’t get a stamp in mz passport. I forgot to ask for one. In general, this 9km stretch didn’ seem as developed as the rest of the Croatian coast. Many more buildings under construction.

It was a long day today. One of those days when I was thinking of the future. Too much of that carry on is bad for the mind, I decided. From mid afternoon onwards I listened to the radio on the small radio thing I got in Istanbul. That kept me going for the rest of the day.

I arrived in Gradac at dusk, and went for a wander along some of the walking tracks, looking for landmines to throw stones at, until I realised that I wouldn’t be able to see them. Probably more effective if I just rolled along the ground on my stomach lengthwise…

Looking for land mines in Gradac, Croatia

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Comment by Aleksej Dolin&scaron — March 20, 2007 @ 5:33 am | post a comment

Hello!

Nice progress! I`ve heard there are some very nice camp sites around that lakes you`ve photographed.

Coast road through Bosnia is really nothing special, but the city of Neum can be very interesting and alive, especially in summer months.

Comment by Aunty Les — March 21, 2007 @ 3:08 am | post a comment

Are there lots of unexploded land mines around in Gradac or they all spent ones?

Comment by Rob Thomson — March 21, 2007 @ 4:13 am | post a comment

Aunty Les, no, there are no land mines on the coast of Croatia. They are only found inland.

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