Castor Hotel Rabac
Rabac BB 2 Rabac, Istria, 52221, Croatia
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Kahlan's Cool Birthday
... on her birthday and now baby puppies... who could ask for more.
After we held the puppies for a while, we asked if we could use their picnic benches to have some lunch. The birthday lunch that was chosen was potato spinach salad. Not sure how many other six year olds would pick that as their birthday lunch, but that is what she choose. Lunch was difficult to focus on. The baby puppies ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... filled with spooky witches and Jack-o’-Laterns, horses and the various art we had created over the past few weeks. Our tiny apartment was beginning to look like a bit of home. By the time we were done organizing, it was time to make our spooky feast. We found some orchiette pasta while we were in Trieste, so this became the base of our scary dish. We added some sheep mushroom pieces and sautéed leeks, and called our dish ears, fleas ...
A City of Light
... down the hill without raising my camera. In looking at my pictures I think of the masters who preached the importance of light. Interestingly it was one of the most artistic venues we visited featuring a wonderful modern art museum and many local stores that carried original jewelry, crafts, and paintings.
After a full day of exploring, we walked back into town ...
Moving in to Rovinj
Today we were leaving Porec and heading to our new apartment in Rovinj. Our apartment was not going to be ready until the afternoon so we had a couple of hours to stroll through Porec again. After checking out of the hotel, we walked along the coast to the town center. Only after two days, the town of Porec really has grown on us. While we wandered the streets of Porec, we ran into the local aquarium. The aquarium looked like ...
Hotel Valamar
... of day trips to the neighboring islands, to the nearby fjord, and a giant ship made the journey to Venice in warmer seasons. It was sadly now docked for the winter, waiting quietly for the seasons to pass.
The town of Porec is windy and cobbled, with shops and residences lining the streets. Porec has been inhabited since ancient times, once becoming a Roman town, then inhabited by Christians, the Byzantines ...



