Belgrade's New Year's tree is up and has been actually for a couple of weeks. We're all wishing that 2021 will bring an end to this virus and we can get back to our lives...but things will never be the same.
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Impressions of Belgrade and Serbia and maybe photos from an in-country trip by a long-term ex-pat.
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Participating in THE WEEKEND IN BLACK AND WHITE.
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'twas a chilly evening and kitty has in some way protected itself from the wind....not sure if he snacked on anything.
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The Blind Gusle Player has a history, and I will copy and paste what I found right here:
It has recently found a home in Kalemegdan Park, and even a seeing eye dog....
"The Commission also adopted an initiative of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of the City of Belgrade to install the sculpture "The Blind Gusle Player" in Veliki Kalemegdan Park.
The bronze sculpture, the work of sculptor Paskija Pasko Vucetic, was a part of the Monument to Karadjordje composition erected on August 13, 1913 in Kalemegdan, and demolished in 1916 by the Austro-Hungarian occupation forces. After the end of the First World War, in 1930, a monument of gratitude to France was erected on the site of the dismantled Karadjordje Monument. This sculpture is the only remaining part of the intricate monument composition of the Karadjordje Monument."
MANY THANKS TO LISA, who asked for more info on the player, Filip Visnjic. Please see this link for a lot of info!
I have already shown you another Blind Gusle Player ten (wow) years ago....see it here.
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I think the swans had it eassy, albeit cold, by paddling.
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This is a growing section of New Belgrade once (or perhaps still) referred to as Airport City because a nose-to-the-sky jet airplane once s...