It's not hard to go on a road trip, when there is an actual road to travel on. This weekend I went on, what turned out to be, a very short car drive. After arriving in the Rujiste Mountains (which takes 30 minutes driving from Mostar), my goal was to travel the newly built road to the Boracko Lake, which is located in the plains of the mountain Prenj. But, as it turned out the road was unfinished, and so was my road trip.
But of course, that didn't stop me from venturing out. My dog Beni was with me. We parked the car and made a hike into the surrounding woods.
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These here are just preview images of this new series. In the first shot you can see the road I was (shortly) traveling on.
The beautiful, autumn woods, greeted us for a hike.
In the photo series, I will show you more from the dead end I encountered.
The valley of the Rujiste mountain.
And there will be lots of images from the deep woods.
I hope to see you back tomorrow for the first part.
Have a great Sunday!
So sorry the road isn't finished but glad to see you fouund a place to walk and take photos anyway!
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to have a Plan B. :)
DeleteLooks like it will be a very scenic drive.. I love the forest, beautiful images and views.. Have a happy Sunday and new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteThat will be an amazing trip once the road is finished. Enjoyed your walk through!
ReplyDeletea walk in the woods is as good as a road trip. glad there was somewhere to walk and a place to turn around and go back..
ReplyDeleteI knew the road wasn't completely paved all the way to the lake, but I really expected it to go on longer and not end the way it did. But you will see what I encountered. :)
DeleteThat road looks like it cuts through some beautiful mountain sides. Will construction continue on this road, but does it just end? Yes, always good to have a plan B. You must have had a great walk in the woods from your photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Looks like a great place to see! You sure have a lot of great photos in your blog here!...WOW! I like playing with photography and want to get a lot better, but I'll never be this good! Thanks for sharing what you take.
ReplyDeleteDon't say that. :) With practice comes success. If you want it you will achieve it. And before this turns into a motivational speech, just look at my images from 2008 and you'll be more confident! :)
Deletebeautiful, rugged area!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place it is indeed and your captures are superb as always, Mersad!! Thanks for sharing the beauty! Hope you have a great new week!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Looks like a great place to get lost in. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt really is. Thank you!
DeleteBeautiful views, looking forward to seeing more! :)
ReplyDeleteEditing away right now, to get part one ready for tomorrow. :) Thanks!
DeleteSometimes the best discoveries are found off-road. Looking forward to part two.
ReplyDeleteThis is actually only the preview of the series. Part one will be up tomorrow. Thank you for stopping by.
DeleteWhat a beautiful area! Just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThere were lovely sights along the way.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! It will probably be even better when you can travel further down the road!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely sure it will. But the sights I saw from the little bit of road I was traveling on were also very good. But more on that in the new photo series. Thanks Dorothy for visiting.
DeleteAmazing photos of a beautiful place! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful walk through!
ReplyDeleteStunning, I can almost breath in the fresh air.
ReplyDeleteEinfach klasse...sowas mag ich^^
ReplyDeleteWünsche dir einen schönen Wochenstart und sende herzliche Grüsse
N☼va
Running out of road at least provided a great post. The pictures are very good, they're what I call 'refreshing' to the mind.
ReplyDeleteThat is land made for hiking! Wow!
ReplyDeleteRoads like this are the best for great photos! Some of our 'state highways' are made of dirt! I love your forest shots a lot.
ReplyDeleteAnother of your wonderful trips, documented for us.
ReplyDeleteSometimes alternate plans are better plans! Love the photos so far!
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