The road to Peje was bad in some places but repairs were already underway, at least on the part near Prishtina. When we arrived in Peja I suggested that we should go to Ishtok immediately, see it, and then come back to Peje and walk around. The van to Ishtok left from a corner very close to the bus station and we lucked out in that the van left as soon as we were on board. The road the van took to Ishtok was no better than any other I had been on and had the further problem that it became a dirt road about two-thirds of the way there. The number of burnt out houses visible from the road seemed higher on average than I had seen before.
Trout farms are a great idea for getting truly fresh fish to local markets.
The complex is not very large but pleasant to visit. The restaurant had a two page menu in Albanian only but the second page was all drinks. They served three trout on the plate but it was a light meal. There is always the bone problem but this trout meat was so good that I didn't mind much at all. Just as our food had been served, Luan, who was hired into the Treasury during my absence, walked by and we chatted briefly.