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What Was Here Before You Arrived?

This building dates from few years back, and is a part of redevelopment of the old neigbourhood of Cubura. Sad but inevitable.

I can love you more

...than you love yourself. Dog love.

A Coffee with Princess Ljubica

The residence of Princess Ljubica, one of the oldest preserved buildings in the city (1831).

Behind Bars

A really nice cafe is behind the bars.

Gardos Tower

Also called the Tower of Janos Hunyadi. Opened in 1896 to celebrate a thousand years of the Hungarian presence in the area (the Pannonian plain).

Hard Rain's Gonna Fall #4

Preparations for the storm.

Lost in Colors

In a yarn store.

Rays

Cika Ljubina street, late afternoon.

Yellow

One size fits all.

Like Grown-Ups

I always like to see the junior football trainees playing an official match. They run, pass and shoot like grown-ups. And their families in the audience shout even louder than some ordinary stadium spectators.

Old and New

You Go Your Way

and I'll go mine.

Enjoy the Ride

Never thought of sitting on the roof of a Trabby.

Ship is Rolling

Pizza is baking. Beer is waiting. The ship name is Brodic (small ship in Serbian).

Fraternite

Shower Advice

Turn off the water heater.

How Dare You?

He was running around and barking, interrupting the ladies in mid-conversation. 

Skywatch Friday - Touchable

Low clouds over the Danube River. Seemed so touchable.

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Leave Today

but be back tomorrow. The Sava River waterfront.

Easy Rider

So young, so green.

Chimney Cake

It was a festival of Hungarian food and drinks over the weekend. The queue was long, the cake was baked and vanilla was in the air. The name of Kürtőskalács is a bit complicated to remember but Chimney cake is fine. With marzipan.

Houseguard

Looking for someone to play with while guarding the house.

Roofs of Zemun

The old part of Zemun preserved its 19th century look - narrow, cobblestoned streets and small residential houses. This is the view towards the Danube River and the rest of the city.

Dragon of Avala

One more famous freedom fighter from the 18th century and a friend of Karadjordje (from yesterday's post). Vasa Carapic was mortally wounded by Turkish army in 1806, right on this place, during the battle for Belgrade. Born in a village below the Avala mountain (today a suburb of Belgrade), he was nicknamed "Dragon of Avala".

Skywatch Friday - Hard Rain's Gonna Fall #3

The monument of Karadjordje waiting for the rain. Photo taken by cell phone.

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Meeting Place

Republic Square is a common meeting place for people. And cows. There is a milk advertising campaign going on, with tens of cute cows all around the city center. That is how it probably looked in the medieval times - people and animals together, everywhere.

June Theme Day - Under Construction

The Gazelle Bridge is under construction and this is the resulting effect of it. This road is the part of the  European route E-75. Heading towards the city center - you'll get stuck. But if you'd like to go to Budapest (Hungary), for instance, it's empty.

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