Outside Mostar station, the sun shone through the fronds of palm trees and I wandered around in shirtsleeves, drawing glances from locals still clad in winter clothing.

在莫尔·斯塔车站外面，阳光透过棕榈树叶照射下来，我卷起衬衫袖子漫步，仍然裹着冬衣的本地人向我投来好奇的目光。

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A diver drops through the air from the Mostar bridge during traditional jump from the bridge, 75 km south of Bosnian capital of Sarajevo on Sunday, July 26, 2009.

一名潜水员滴通过空气从莫斯塔尔桥在传统的跳桥，75公里以南的波黑首都萨拉热窝周日，2009年7月26日。

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The remaining DynCorp trucks were packed with guns and men, including two specialists in land-mine and explosives removal: a husky, soft-spoken Samoan named Suani, who often wore a sarong and draped a kaffiyeh over his head, like an Arab sheikh, and Anton, a Croatian from Mostar, who rarely spoke.

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As the wide sweep of the Neretva river runs down from the high ground, it enters the city of Mostar where it narrows between steep-sided river banks.

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