#zabljak

Foggy, cold morning.

This hotel in Bijelo Polje is the only place I'm staying in this vacation where there's breakfast included, so even if I have to get up at an ungodly hour to make sure I have enough time to eat it before my train I do go get it. It was in a different place in the city center, luckily on the way to the station, and it turned out to be buffet style, so I probably could have slept a little longer XD.

The train is late, so late in fact that when it arrives at the small city station it's coming from the coast and still had to turn around at the terminus. But well, going up to terminus means that I find a seat that is forward facing and near the window, and also by the time the train leaves the fog has lifted and you can see the views around you.

The train passes through A LOT of galleries, many more than the bus, but it also goes much higher than the road, and in some points you can see amazing views of the mountains and the valleys almost from the top.

The road from Podgorica to Zabljak takes a little longer to get interesting, but when it does... Wow. This country is even more beautiful than I thought it would be. Truly astonishing landscapes, and so diverse in so little space!

Zabljak is kind of a tiny village but also more spread out than the tiny villages I'm used to (also I'm pretty sure that it qualifies as a city, but the vibe is different).

Time to do laundry! But... There is no dryer, and it's kind of cold here ;_; will my clothes ever dry? (Luckily they gave me a small heater for my room, and I brought some clothes in with me - because I really need them tomorrow!). Also I did not consider AT ALL that I cannot go out to dinner with my emergency purple tights (that I brought as a doubling layer in case it gets cold) and green tank top used as a skirt XD so... Dinner with the random shit I bought at the supermarket earlier it is XD