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| Brian McMorrow | profile | all galleries >> Europe >> Bosnia & Herzegovina >> Stolac | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
 Road sign with the Cyrillic spray painted over - I'm turning left here |
 Necropolis of Radimlja, 15th-16th C., about 3 km northwest of Stolac |
 Radimlja - Tombstone of armored man with bow |
 Necropolis of Radimlja, Hercegovina |
 Tombstone at Radimlja - archer |
 Stecak - medieval tombstone in Bosnia & Hercegovina |
 Tombstone at Radimlja - archer |
 Tombstones at the Necropolis of Radimlja belonging to members of the Church of Bosnia, considered heretics by medieval Catholics |
 Engraving of a sword, Necropolis of Radimlja |
 Cross shape with spirals, Radimlja |
 The Bosnian Church disappeared before or during the Ottoman Occupation |
 Necropolis of Radimlja outside Stolac, Bosnia & Hercegovina |
 Stolac Bus Station |
 Stone bridge, Stolac |
 Mosque in Stolac |
 Stolac Castle |
 Stolac Castle |
 Stolac |
 Stolac Castle |
 Shuttered house, Stolac |
 The scars of war, Stolac |
 Roofless shell of a house, Stolac |
 War ruin, Stolac |
 Catholic Church, Stolac |
 Catholic Church, Stolac |
 Catholic Church, Stolac |
 Catholic Church, Stolac |
 View of the town of Stolac with its hilltop fortifications |
 New-looking apartment blocks outside Stolac |
 War ruins in the countryside outside of Stolac on the road to the coast |
 War ruins in the countryside outside of Stolac on the road to the coast |
 The narrow road leading from Stolac to the Bosnian coastal enclave of Neum |
 Catholic Church in a remove village between Stolac and Neum |
 Bosnia & Hercegovina controls a small stretch of Adriatic coastline centered on the town of Neum |
 Bosnia & Hercegovina speed limit sign, Neum |
 Apparently way back when, Dubrovnik sold this narrow stretch of land to the Ottomans to provide a buffer with Venice |
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