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Lovretska 18 Split, Croatia, 21-481111
... pizzerii i potem... zwiedzamy " kocia republike".
Zabytkow mnostwo - jak zawsze ciesza oko.
Natomiast ilosc kotow na uliczkach, skwerach, placach - przekroczyla nasza wyobraznie.
Ogladamy tez dom zakupiony prze Billa Gatesa - niestety nie mozna tam wejsc. Ale to, co widac z zewnatrz, swiadczy o duzych pieniadzach i dobrym smaku!
Wieczorem, juz po zmroku pokonujemy / adrenalinka..adrenalinka!/ serpentyny w drodze do domu w Prapratnie.
... secluded bays, smooth cliffs and pebbled beaches leading to the crystal blue sea …
By combining traditional nautical experience, choice of the departure point, skippers' skills and excellent service of our personnel, our company confirms the fact that – although on vacation ...
... for lunch - and given the fact that my story had spread around the boat over breakfast, but the time it came for lunch to be served, not many people were willing to take on the chicken... (even though the food I ate the night before was in a restaurant and our chef had prepared - during the course of the entire trip) three ...
Hvar, Hvar Island, Croatia travellingjen... The water
sparkled, the pine trees smelt beautiful, and even the rocky shoreline looked inviting. Ok maybe that’s just me seeing it all through rose tinted glasses as Shane was most certainly NOT feeling the love here but anyway. As we walked there were less houses and more big resorts which had pools and walls to shut us riff raff out, and were all inclusive Shane tells me. In this situation I
was glad we weren’t doing that, though I would do the resort thing ...
... injuries, which the little bar didn't have. Apparently this enraged the men of what turned out to be a Greek football club, who then started spitting and cursing at the bar employees. I was about ready to hightail it out of there before things got too ugly, but then a vanload of police arrived and the Greeks hurriedly made their way back to the bus and left, but not before I got several obscene gestures and what I assume were curses and ...
Split, Croatia wallermark... the hood. We got to Zagreb at 645ish, I knew I wasn't gonna get a bed at the hostel till noon, Emma had to take the 10AM train to Budapest, so we sat at the cafe for chat and eats. I had a bite to eat, took another pill, prevention better than cure eh? Had 2 espressos so I was wired. By 830AM I decided to head to the hostel, so we bid adieu and went our ways.
Tram number 4 to Savski Most, 4th stop, turn around, cross the street, 100 meter walk. Should be fun. Stay tuned.
... however, were still wearing jeans and jackets. The Aussies were especially outraged over their outfits. Anyways, back to the beach. So we went to "Rocky" Beach and they certainly mean rocky. The beach was mostly large pebbles which certainly sucked walking bare foot on, but it was a small price to pay. The water was a tad chilly but considering the three of us are use to swimming in cold water, it didn't bother us one bit. The Croats ...
Split, Croatia lrh002... one!) I'm really excited because I think we can really make a difference with this community. It was really nice to see that Pam and Carl were as inspired as we were. They were really moved by the stories the man was telling us. After debriefing over some espressos and hot chocolate, we parted ways. We found a cheap little Internet cafe so that I could call home and let them know I'm OK. I also got to see the first wedding ...
Split, Croatia callis... that. I remember during my Asia tour in 2002, I took off my flag from my backpack. I was tired of having the conversation about the flag on my bag. I remember stating this fact in one of my @travel update@ emails to everyone. I couldnt believe how many emails I got back from people saying how disappointed they were. They were right. I should have kept it on. I wont make that mistake again. If I do, it will definitely be after I visit Iran and Syria :). Dino Vagabond
Split, Croatia dinovagabond... lot of watching of World Cup matches, drinking horrible strong local liqueurs and delicious local beers with randoms, getting lost around Diocletian's palace (he was a Roman emperor who set up a summer palace for himself here), and chilling on local beaches, getting myself nice and tanned for my return home. Had a day on the closest island, Brac, where one of the towns (Bol) is known for it's windsurfing. Having had an absolute blast in Greece windsurfing, I ...
Split, Croatia tcorrea
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