There is a certain melancholy inside of me, as the last month of the year rings in. It has been a very hard year to get through, and as it comes to a close with December rolling in, one can't help but to look back. Nevertheless, this is the time of seasonal get togethers, and as people flock together, there is a change in the air. The city transforms, not only in terms of decoration, but also in spirit and atmosphere. The old town of Mostar is slowly fading into winter sleep, though on sunny days, there are still visitors in the city. The shops that surround the old bridge are mostly open and restaurants are also inviting guests. I took these images during a recent walk and had to share them here. It's still very nice for a visit. As the year comes to an end, it will be interesting to see, what life brings, and how the feelings of loss and departure are dealt with.
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Lovely walking round this lovely town with you Mersad. Thanks for hosting and have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteAmazing place. Beautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week ahead.
These are all great pictures Mersad. I hope the season brings peace and love to you, your family, and your friends.
ReplyDeleteOld town Mostar is very beautiful, Mersad. I know this has been a sad year for you as you lost your father. May happy memories console you.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of your historic town, but not many tourists on the streets. The sunshine looks warm and pleasant.
ReplyDeleteIt still looks beautiful. We hardly saw the sun or blue sky here all November...
ReplyDeleteWOW> That is straight from a picture book!
ReplyDeleteI share your sense of melancholy this time of year - even with sunshine and blue skies of Greece overhead, there is that unescapable feeling of time's passing . . .way too fast! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely look village. I would love to wander those streets and sit in a cafe. The end of the year is coming fast. It has been a mixed bag for us, but hoping for better health next year. I wish you and your family well. Thank you again for the link up.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful town. Thanks for sharing these lovely photos.
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