a whole new world

bosnia is far more interesting than i expected, in all honesty

me and my sister apparently look alike, what do you think?

in the morning we were met by our translators and guides, lovely people too

we took a bus up to a castle overlooking our town around lunchtime, where we tried bosnia's delicacies, and met the other groups joining in the dance festival

turkey, catalonia, bosnia, croatia, scotland, israel, and a few more groups were taking part, all very friendly and eager to have a proper conversation instantly

the food was odd, some nice but others awful, i suppose the culture difference rejects our food tastes, but it's always nice to try new things in a new place

mid afternoon we paraded round the town in our kilts, hair up in buns and everything, danced to barbie girl with special choreography, then marched down to the sport centre to do our dances in front of a crownd of well over 2000

by the time we had finished our performance, about 3 quarters of the population watching had already gone home, but we decided to bring it down to the fact it was 11:30, after all..

back to hotel, where we grabbed some pizza, and boy.. it's the best pizza i think i've ever had!

i love bosnia, i really do!