Hotel Consul Split
Trscanska 34 Split, 21000, Croatia
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Sun, sea and Split
... of these encounters as being brief intersections between strangers’ trajectories, that people do not often exchange names. Give too much of yourself away and you might begin to miss the other person, but becoming completely uncommunicative leads to isolation and loneliness.
The following day, we climbed aboard a local bus and headed to Trogir, a small harbour town an hour west of Split. The quaint little mediaeval town is a latticework of narrow cobbled streets ...
180 grados
... anos, angloparlante que me pregunta si puede sentarse al lado mio. Dice que es de Australia, vive en Londres y Geneve, es fotografo y en un par de horas tiene que tomar un vuelo de vuelta a Londres. Vino por trabajo a Croacia a sacar fotos para una exposicion que esta montando y directo al grano me pregunta si por casualidad estaba interesada en modelar para unas fotos bajo el agua (y que me pagaba por ello). Me descoloco un poco harto al principio, pero el realmente parecia ...
Island hopping and the Dalmatian coast
Split was cool. The Diocletian's palace is so intact still since Roman times that Croatians use these streets for every day life- with bars and restaurants and shops. We climbed a marbled staircase to the cathedral bellower, visited the crypt and the temple of Jupiter. Stray cats were everywhere, just like Greece. After pretending to be Romans in the underground passages of be Diocletians palace, (the old storage cellars) we visited Croatia's most ...
Croatia
... explore the island. First we headed east to Lombarda. Here we found a sandy beach and cafe. A couple of hours of relaxation and coffee followed before heading off to the wineries. We visited a couple and learned about Grk (local White wine) and that the Nobilo family (winemakers plus pro golfer) came from Lombarda. The guy at one cellar door said he was Frank's cousin. We bought a bottle of Grk and a nice red. We headed back off on our scooter and got lost so we decided to ...
Meeting St. Helenans in Croatia
... what high school I went to then name dropped three names. I knew all of them, one of them being my good friend Jules. I chatted with those boys for a while, tripping out on the fact that I was sitting there in a random Croatian bar talking with two guys that live 15 minutes from where I grew up and knew the same people I did. I talked with them for a while about all things Napa Valley and then found Reece and we went back to the ...



