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While it's not necessarily underrated, we hadn't heard much about Valbonë National Park in northern Albania. It completely blew us away. Comparible to parts of the Himalayas in terms of sheer fucking sick scenery.
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Yeah you pay the diving club €25 to 'officially' jump and they give you training on an 11m diving board a little further down the river. After they deem your technique good enough they let you throw yourself off the big'un
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Yeah i jumped from Mostar Old Bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina about 3 weeks ago. That was 25m (~82ft), and unfortunately i fucked my landing. Ended up fracturing my sacrum and i'm just coming off crutches now. Friend of mine got away with a badly bruised thigh and whiplash. Small errors in your form can make a big difference!
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Stunning shots man. You make me feel seriously nostalgic about my trip there 6 months ago. Did you make it to Mrauk-U? Such a highlight of Myanmar.
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Some pics of our pathetic nights sleep (the security guards just laughed at us and said it was fine). Actually turned out to be pretty warm and comfy. http://imgur.com/S0HuRXT http://imgur.com/PDsOO0g
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We just made it to Belgrade! Well, two of us have, we left the other two just before the border so hopefully they get here soon. We pitched tents in the trolly bay at IKEA, very efficient at keeping the storm last night off us and our not very waterproof tents! Up at 6 this morning, walked further down the highway and found an on-ramp where someone took pity on us in the rain. 3 rides later (and some really good history lessons on your country) we've made it :)
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We're hitching all round europe, the money you save definitely accumulates but more importantly it's more fun! We've met so many interesting people who always have great stories to tell or useful information and history about the place you are heading
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We did stay in zagreb for a night to have a look around, it is lovely. But we are meeting friends in Croatia at the end of the month so mostly passing through to have a look around Serbia/Bosnia and Herzegovina before coming back
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We were hoping to continue trying to hitch this evening, we're trying to make it to belgrade so even some of the way tonight would be helpful. We might just have to walk the 5 or 6 km to the toll station and try there (if walking is possible)
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We are the New Zealanders in question. Any help would be greatly appreciated, sleeping in the IKEA parking lot has never been on my to-do list
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Thanks for the tip. Would you possibly be able to x-post if for us? reddit won't let me post again for an hour for some reason but IKEA shuts really soon
r/zagreb • u/sippycupfiend • Jul 08 '15
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I'm heading to Yangon in roughly 2 weeks time with 3 other friends; I'm wondering whether we need book accommodation in one of the guesthouses now? Or will it be fine to book essentially en route? I've read around that due to a limited number of registered guesthouses they can fill up pretty quick.
Note that we're keen to slum it for the cheaper options
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Looking for more in the style I like
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If my tastes are anything similar to yours here, then i can recommend a few tracks that might tickle your fancy:
[Ulf Lohmann - Java](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_yCHBInuCs)
[Helios - Vargtimme](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuDm78sDT1k)
[Dedekind Cut - Tahoe](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEHLNDFnT20)
[Fog Lake - Transcanada](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKqPvGbFhsA)
Both Fog Lake and Helios aren't traditionally ambient artists, but they have a few tracks in their discography like the ones above which fit the bill.