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- on my walk to school
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- Bijela Tabija, an old fort that overlooks the city
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- Towers near Otoka are just visible over the treetops at Vraca park.
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- rooftops in my neighborhood
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- The table settings before they were completely wrecked. As I do at every holiday, I folded the napkins to look like flowers.
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- A girl stands by the words “Pazi Snajper,” Beware, sniper, painted on top of a mortar shell imprint. Photo credit: Danilo Krstanovic
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- Today, a Sarajevo Rose memorializes those who were killed by the shell. It is located in a park near BBI Shopping Centar. Photo: Anna Wright
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- A destroyed tram sits near Skenderija Sports Hall. Photo Credit: James Mason
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- Today, it is a busy tram stop along the River Miljacka. Photo: Anna Wright
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- Two men carry water near Alipašina Mosque. Photo: James Mason
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- Today, there is a beautiful park behind the mosque. Photo: Anna Wright
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- A woman killed by a sniper lies in the street near the Historical Museum. Photo: Santiago Lyon
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- Today, this is one of the busiest roads in Sarajevo. Photo: Anna Wright
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- Two women gather water from the Miljacka River. The city hall/national library is seen in the background. Photo: Danilo Krstanovic
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- Today, Savannah sits on steps overlooking the river and looks at the city hall, which is in the process of being restored. Photo: Anna Wright
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- An apartment complex near Pofalići burns. Photo: Danilo Krstanovic
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- The apartment complex is now restored and stands near a major tram stop. Photo: Savannah Wooten
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- A woman carries water across the Latin (Princip’s) Bridge. Photo: James Mason
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- A man walks across the same bridge, where on June 28, 1914 Gavrilo Princip assassinated Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie, thus precipitating World War I. Photo: Anna Wright
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- Two soldiers pose with tanks and military vehicles behind them. Photo: James Mason
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- The street today is one which I cross every morning on my way to school. Photo: Anna Wright
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- The burned Unitic Towers and a Catholic cathedral stand near “Sniper Alley.” Photo: Jim Marshall
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- Today, the towers are fully restored and a new shopping center, Alta, has been constructed. Photo: Anna Wright
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- A street running in front of Stadion Grbavica, very near to where I now live. The stadium was on the front lines and was badly burned by Serb forces. Photo: Stacey Wzykowski
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- Today, as it was before the war, Stadion Grbavica is home to FK Željezničar (known as ”Željo”). Photo: Anna Wright
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- A young girl smiles as she holds an armful of bread, while many people wait in line behind her in hopes of receiving food. Photo: James Mason
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- I stand in front of a busy street and what is now the GRAS (city public transportation) office. Photo: Savannah Wooten
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- Hiking on the Lagoon Ridge Trail
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- Exciting wave action
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- The fire master hard at work
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- Cooking up something yummy for breakfast!
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- Put that phone away, silly!
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- Our fearless leader may have gotten us lost on the trail… but at least the view was gorgeous!
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- It’s a swing!
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- Break time
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- Ninja!
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- Smiles :)
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- We all enjoyed Brian’s dramatic narration of ‘The Hobbit’
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- pre-swim
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- also pre-swim
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- It’s COLD!
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- Very, very cold
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- Champions.
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- Models.
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- American Gothic, with a modern twist.
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- Harbor
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- A much smoother ride back to the mainland
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- Enjoying the brisk morning ferry ride
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- Splishy-splashy
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