The Sarajevo flea market is enormous and amazing, you can buy anything you dream of there for always less than you expect to pay. I wish it existed everywhere. Probably best it doesn't though because today I bought three dzezvas. I do not need three dzezvas. I am going to pick one dzezva to hang on the outside of my backpack, for when I end up in places with no way to prepare coffee.
After like 3 weeks in the Bay of Kotor, Sarajevo feels like a big city. Never thought I'd say that.
Sarajevo what's uuuuuppppppppp
It would be hard to say goodbye to Sarajevo again, but I can't see it for the smog and I think the walk to the bus station is going to take another year off my life, along with those this place took last winter.
(Air quality index currently 229: "Health warnings of emergency conditions", and visibility is about a block.)
I finally made it to the vegan cafe though.
Cold, but would have been a beautiful day for a walk by the river in Sarajevo today. BUT THE SMOG.
I walked an hour by the river anyway, to go to the new vegan cafe. It was closed.
*splutters and dies*
Goooood morning Sarajevo <3
In reply to: https://rhiaro.co.uk/2018/06/important
False alarm. It's not all vegan, and whilst they do have a large range of (labelled) vegan sorbets, they don't have any vegan non-sorbet ice cream. Slightly disappointed.
THIS IS AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
A VEGAN ICE CREAM SHOP JUST OPENED IN SARAJEVO.
IN.
SARAJEVO.
THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
STAND BY FOR FURTHER UPDATES.
On the first of three buses back to Sarajevo. I'm exciiiiiiteeeddddd.
Also, don't think I've ever done the Dover border crossing in broad daylight.
Sarajevo is having a bad air day.
Badum tchsh.
*cough*