Olympics
Leaving the sources we climbed past country houses with farm animals running freely in the gardens, past, a ortodox church, catholic church and minarets up and high into the foeresty mountain of Bjelolasca.
The bus kicked-us off at the Olympic ski stadium. Sarajevo was the location for 1984 winter Olympics. It is a city closest to the skiing tracks of all other Olympic cities and those Olympics in particular where a success with a ice skating record made by a female skater who was the only in history to receive full points and earn her gold medal. The stadium is surrounded by a thick fir forest, cute snow huts, and the biggest hut off all with a fire, dead stuffed animals, horns and food.
Food.
The most eaten and recommended food in Sarajevo are Chewapchichi. Meatballs finger shaped, grilled, delicious. With something between butter and cheese ower them in a grilled oily bun and ognion. There id also Burek, pastry with meat, and Pita pastry with cheese, and spinjacusa pastry with spinach or potatoe. All of this you eat drinking yoghurt if one is in a muslim restourant, because there is no alcohol to be had, or with Sarajevsko Pivo, beer brewed ower a fresh spring water source in the heart of the old town. Than there is the Bosnian Pot, a broth made of faty meats, and vegetables, with okra. As for deserts
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