Croatia - ja ne pričam hrvatski

Hey guys,

There’s so much I could write, but I’m not ready to write it yet. I have spent quite some time now in Croatia. It’s a fucking beautiful country. This entry will purely be photographs of the beautiful Croatia. Along with a badass song for accompaniment.

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The harbor in Split.

Down a dark alleyway near the center of Split.

An open-air salsa dance in the center of Split.

The beach in Split.

Train tracks leading towards the center of Split.

Sunset in Split.

The entrance to a house in Rijeka.

Sunset along the Adriatic coast.

A river in Krka national park.

An interesting moment, caught on a monument outside Zagreb Cathedral.

Inside Zagreb Cathedral.

Zagreb “Uptown”.

Link to the album

Tomorrow I plan to head back down to the coast and then take a ferry to Italy, and then travel up through the Italian countryside. I will write more soon, but I wanted to share these photos because there’s so much amazing stuff I’ve seen in this country. It’s definitely been one of my favorites. More soon.

Back on the road,

Haseeb

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September 17 2011

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