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It started with an easy 60 km to the border. The Serbian -Bulgarian border is notorious for it’s inefficiency and long line ups. We were not disappointed there were 3 lines of almost 20 cars each. When you pull up to the Bulgarian police border check they exit stamp your passport. They asked to see the title for the bikes and to see our Bulgarian green cards and then we were on our way after 30 min in the hot hot sun.
Zalatibor by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
Zalatibor-2 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
Zalatibor-3 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
The drive to the Serbian border station was a few hundred meters. Here they stamped our passport and briefly looked at the title. She did not ask or seem to care if we had insurance. It is a bit confusing since Serbia is clearly “crossed” off on the front of the green card, but there is an * and on line it says that the green card is now valid in Serbia.
Zalatibor-4 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
Zalatibor-5 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
Zalatibor-11 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
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From Zlatibor we are going south to the closest Montenegro border station. Today we saw what we have not for almost 2 weeks… tons of bikers. We rode south to Novo Varos and then west to Prijepolje. Here it was a bit confusing and luckily we saw sign to follow to Pljevja Montenegro since the road did not look like much and the GPS kept saying make a U turn.
Screen Shot 2016-06-19 at 21.16.50 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
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We met these cool dudes on a road trip from Bulgaria!
Montenegro-2 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
Montenegro by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
We arrived to Zabljak and set up in the hostel. We walked into the village to get some groceries and had a traditional dinner of “mixed grill”. Leaving the restaurant it was lightly raining, but by the time we ran the 2 blocks back it was torrential raining and we were soaked. But it did not last long and with the lack of humidity here our clothes were dry by morning. We woke to a cloudless blue sky.
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