[ NickS @ 23.06.2005. 15:58 ] @
Naime, gradjanin jedne nase susedne zemlje je resio da isproba svoj avanturisticki duh, uzeo fotoaparat, seo u voz i uputio se u nepoznato. A zna se da u nepoznatom vrebaju svakakva zla i cudesa. Pogledajte: http://www.trains.hu/eur/5110-yu/front.htm A kao preview, evo i nekih od komentara koje je postavio uz svoje slike: Railway photography is not allowed in Serbia but I don't know if it is because of the militaristic way of thinking or just because of the staggering circumstances. Photos are presented quite seldom about Serbian railways so I could not imagine what will I see there. I expected something better… The vehicles are not so bad but the infrastructure is in a very broken down state while it is terribly overdimensioned. The newly built, haunted stations like Novi Beograd, Beograd Centar or Zemun are very fearful places... The stations of Belgrade were completely desolate. Was it a red letter day or everybody is jobless not to travel? A bit more passengers might have been at the underground station Vukov spomenik but I expected the same for Novi Beograd, too. Just like during the NATO bombardments... After suffering in a civil war, the people of Serbia know the solution if they can't see the train schedule behind the clouded glass. I wonder how long will these "bi-lingual" scripts remain... Probably until the not-too-soon next recontsruction... The Serbs had nice dreams... They wanted to have something like Madrid Chamartín or Warsaw Centralna, a huge passenger terminal above the tracks... Gipsies like rats are living under station Novi Beograd. This subway is a dangerous place, a man (?) tried to take my camera... I've taken no picture between Subotica and Röszke because I was happy to remain unnoticed. The train was used mostly by stinky gipsies, smugglers and a few lucky, Hungarian speaking students who attend the universities in Szeged. For me, Serbia seems to be a land of criminals and it was a very good feeling to arrive home... Vasi komentari? |