weekend drive.

we took a ride down to a town that houses the two coal-powered electric plants. the reason we did this was that nita is completing a photoshoot for her studies, and at the same time it was fun to see the large objects up-close. While nita was photographing, a police car pulled over and started asking questions that made us immediately into high-profile suspects: we were supposedly endangering to put the entire region of Kosova on a black-out with our actions - that's what we were told. The pictures show the main field with power transmission grids.

we do not know if you're laying mines or putting granades around - said the police officer.

No signs were around that prohibited us from taking shots (apart from the part where the power-plant was located), so i pointed out the lack of protectin for these areas - which for some reason enraged the police officers. The conversation with the local police officer was beyond rational and they were really rude. At one point, he told me to shut up and move three feet - or - i would be faced with brutal force - and - almost arrested a friend of ours. Our arguments did not seem to help at all and each response got us into trouble.

of course, it was hilarious and i cannot (still) believe that our police force is so full of dumb people who cannot judge any situation / protect and serve. they left us alone, and we had to move from the power-plant > but nita made enough shots and continued her project elsewhere (which was the whole point).

this got me inspired to travel lost more around Kosova and see more closely where i live in.
might post some pics later on from the whole project.