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1/31/1998
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2/10/1998
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2/10/1998
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2/11/1998
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2/12/1998
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2/14/1998
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2/16/1998
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2/20/1998
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2/21/1998
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4/4/1998
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Barbara Calif
4/8/1998
Dubrovnik Croatia: Battlements just
outside the walled city of Dubrovnik on the shores of the Adriatic Sea.
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February 1998
Hello from Dubrovnik Croatia,
DRAFT
Arriving by bus from Mostar I spent four
days exploring this interesting walled city. Partially destroyed by the
Serbs it has now been restored to it previous condition. I tried to find
a way south toward Albania through Serbia. At one point a woman took
bitter offence at my comment that I wanted to cross the border into her
former enemy's country. Eventually, I discovered the only practical way
to Albania would need to be through Bari Italy by ferry. So, I took an
over night ferry to Bari and then immediately back across the Adriatic
Sea to Albania. I had a sleeping compartment, but had to share it with
one other man, a sailor from the ferry I think. 8/14/2011
Peace,
Fred
Bellomy
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Dubrovnik Croatia: Inside this beautiful
walled city on the shores of the Adriatic Sea. Badly damaged during the
Second World War by Croatian forces, it has now been mostly restored. Tall
towers, high walls, unobstructed sea views and monumental architecture makes
this city unique in the world.
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