Let's get to know Montenegro! (Crna Gora = black mountain)
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Kotor Bay
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Elke circling Kotor Bay.
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Is there a better place for a cup of coffee?
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View of Kotor Bay
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Kotor Bay
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We stopped to take a few pictures.
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We could have stayed here for hours, just watching.
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The stone walls around the bay can be quite intimidating.
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We reached the walled city of Kotor, a world heritage site.
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The city of Kotor.
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We stopped to gaze at this beautiful beach, but our camera lenses discovered that it was a nudist beach.
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We reached Budva, another place with a very well-kept walled old town.
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Budva
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Budva
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Elke ready to hit the road.
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Island-hotel of Sveti Stefan
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This night we camped in the back yard of a carwash business.
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We crossed the mountains in the interior of the country, travelling towards Kosovo.
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The mountains of Montenegro seem like they were made to be discovered on motorcycle.
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The beauty of the tunnels.
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Elke glides along one of the infinite number of tunnels.
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A rest with an amazing view.
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Good-bye, friends!
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We continued to climb along Montenegro towards Kosovo.
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We stopped to buy lunch.
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We were told the road to Andrejvice was dangerous and that it was closed, but curiosity won.
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We started to climb the mountains.
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We crossed rivers of meltwater.
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The road turns into a dirt road and we have to dodge the animals.
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Due to landslides we had to take some detours.
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Incredible mixture of pine trees of different tonalities.
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The light of dusk creates a fairy-tale atmosphere.
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We continue our road along the mountains of Montenegro.
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We're surprised by the snowcapped peaks.
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A landslide leaves only half of the road.
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We asked a man for the way and he invited us to sleep in the house that he is building.
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The man lives in Andrejvice, and he guides us there in his car.
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We continued to dodge all types of obstacles.
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Travelling at "cow velocity"
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On our way we greet a pig family.
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In the house that our friend let us spend the night in.
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We left Andrejvice to reach Kosovo on this day.
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We got lost on the small roads and had no idea which way we were going.
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When we reached the border, we did not know whether we were entering Kosovo or Serbia.
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