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19 May 2014
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Floodings in Bosnia and Serbia
Don't know if anyone have been following it, but Bosnia and Eastern Serbia have had 3 months of rain in 3 days ..
Bosnia floods trigger landslides, unearth mines
In Bosnia lots of mines have been unearthed and moved around, be careful.
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22 May 2014
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I'm curious about this as well - I'm hoping to visit both Belgrade and Mostar in August.
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22 May 2014
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I'll be there in less than 10 days ....off road on a XT660Z !!!! i'll let you know !!
Cheers Phil
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22 May 2014
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I'll be there in less than 10 days ....off road on a XT660Z !!!! i'll let you know !!
Cheers Phil
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Please do, I'll be there in about a month!
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23 May 2014
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Thanks Phil! Looking forward to your report!
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6 Jun 2014
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Most of the flooding has subsided but the rain hardly ever stopped while i was there , that bad i cut my trip short , but no problems with mines !!! well i'm still alive !!and i did a fair bit of off road along the Bosnian boarder
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6 Jun 2014
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Well
I passed Serbie last week and close to the Bulgarian border it still had lots of submerged areas.. don't know about Bosnia.. But it wasn't raining much when I was there but surely when you go off road it will be very muddy in many areas..
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8 Jun 2014
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Will be there in a couple of weeks, by car and also Montenegro, if relevent will give an update, as I am aware that lots of roads have been washed away, particularly in Bosnia.
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13 Jun 2014
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Great to read these updates! I'll be looping from Budapest to Belgrade, then to Mostar and over to Croatia. Anyone have any sources for checking road conditions and to see to what extent roads between those cities might have been affected?
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13 Jun 2014
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Quote:
Originally Posted by akliz
Great to read these updates! I'll be looping from Budapest to Belgrade, then to Mostar and over to Croatia. Anyone have any sources for checking road conditions and to see to what extent roads between those cities might have been affected?
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From The FCO
Stanje na putevima
Google Chrome will translate.
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16 Jun 2014
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Thanks! My Google-fu hadn't found that. Safari translates as well
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16 Jun 2014
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I am heading to Croatia - Bosnia on Friday and on the way back (around 10 days) through Kosovo. I'll also let you know about the situation, though a few friends who came back just a few days ago from Bosnia and Kosovo had no problems.
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23 Jun 2014
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Currently in Sarajevo, saw no problems with the roads...I would say most of them (if not nearly all of them) are a real gift to ride, only current problem is police...we had our passports taken due to overtaking a slow car, we were ok to pay for it (17 euros) until the cop said in 2 days...we told him that was not an option since we are heading to Italy tomorrow, but he wanted no talk about it...then with the help of a local guy we found we got our passports back by paying directly to the policeman (then it became clear what this was all about)...a few seconds later he stopped a local rider for the same and more (plus speeding) but he let him go just when he saw he had local plates...take care and keep an eye on hidden police vehicles in villages...
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25 Jun 2014
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Crossed Bosnia saw no problems, apart from maybe a few miles of typical road problems from the recent rains.
Apart from that no other problems, roads are in perfect conditions.
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25 Jun 2014
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Typing as we speak in Trebinje in BIH, crossed from Croatia this morning, heading up to Foca tomorrow. It was oddly wet today with more rain given, but no signs of any major problems
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