Hotel Adriatic Rovinj

... night and seem to be getting some of my strength back its taken it out of me and luckily have had Ian around to help me. Everytime I got up I just felt dizzy but thats common I think with concussion. Ian had to feed me soup the other day as my hands would not stop shaking but as I said I am feeling a lot better now and even agreed to move on to Opatija which is about 2 hours down the coast and a little ...

... is only a short bus ride away and they have some ancient ruins of an ampli theatre that we could go and visit. So we hopped on the bus after a nice breakfast and headed to the amplitheater. It was freezing so cold that we both had coats and hats on and we got the theater and it was raining. It was an amazing place and Ian went up in the audience bit and I was messing around in the arena asking him could he ...

... save some money I bought some food to eat in the room. We did not really do much today went back to the room after we had found a laundry for our clothes and then I cooked both me and Beebs a lovely chicken sunday dinner with potaoes and carrots and even found some stuff so that I could make Gravy sorry not much to say but we where so tired and just wanted to chill out.<br>

... for a few hours before heading to shore. We didn't' want to go alone so we asked any of the crew if they wanted to go with us. We ended up getting three of the stewies and one of the deckies to go with us. With only four people aboard the work load was very light, so they were able to go with us. We took the tender to shore and no one was on the beach where we landed, but there were more people scattered ...

... when we have some more money thats the good thing though about travelling is that you can just decide to go somewhere or not. <br><br>We did actually have to get off in the main venice station to change to get to Trieste which is the furthest point that we can get to before we had to get a bus to Croatia. It was fun on the bus the driver was playing this funny music it was like chas and dave does Croatian music Ian had to put ...

... of alleyways behind the town hall, in the hopes of losing myself in them for a little while as I headed out to the lighthouse, on the tip of the town that extends into the Adriatic. Fortunately or unfortunately, the town is small enough that, while one can wander through these alleyways, it is really difficult to truly lose one's self in them. I was out at the lighthouse a short time later, which, as promised by my guidebook, was quite unimpressive ...

... br>Once in the seashore, we do some shopping. As a touristic coast town, souvenir shops are open till 11 p.m or even later. My friend buys tons of presents. As for me, I just buy a magnet lol<br><br> Tomorrow we're going to Slovenia, so we want to say goodbye to Croatia in style. We have a huge sundae dish under the moonlight and then have some mixed drinks in a pub with live music. I don't wanna leave, I don't wanna leave! but our trip must go on...

... town past the harbor where tourist boats waited for customers and fisherman repaired their nets in what little shade they could find. Mauro guided us to the far end of town where the new hotel was being built. Directly across from a National park where locals were biking, swimming and enjoying the beautiful woods. We then dropped Father and Tyler back to the tender to head back to the ship. <br><br>Tim, the ...

... placard says that "geave excavations show that early medieval people in this region believed in vampires and evil spirits," but says nothing more detailed than that. It's the kind of thing that I'd like to know more about...how do the gravesites show these beliefs? Did they find amulets against evil, or something else? These questions have to wait, though, because I need to catch the bus back from Pula to Rovinj. Ciao!

... hurts. Even that passes with haste, but this time the pain persisted in her limp arm. We were forced to recognize that she had dislocated her elbow not only in a foreign country but also in a town in which we were not staying. Without passports or resources we had to decide what to do. The trials of traveling, being away for so long, dealing with Collette, the trains, buses, ferries, obscure money, exchange rates, buying tickets, hauling our luggage and cathedral stairs all seemed to ...