Histrion Portoroz
Obala 2 Portoroz, Slovenia
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Accommodating Trieste
After a much longer bus ride than advertised, we made it to the port. Only the port of Trieste is clearly not used to harboring cruise ships. They hot housed us in the convention center, at least there were bathrooms. By this point, it was past dinner time. We were hungry, and the girls were exhausted but couldn't sleep with all the commotion. We lucked out and connected with a former student of mine and his family. They helped ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... I had learned the same method years ago, and I appreciated her gentle and encouraging nature with both horse and rider.
Kahlan was comfortable and fearless, excited to be on her own horse, while Abi was cautious and wanting to pet her horse every minute. They enjoyed the energy from Jutta, as well as the silky soft noses of their horses.
After the lesson, we were given instructions on what to practice and sent on our ...
A City of Light
... to summer tourists and in earlier times the aristocracy.
But we didn't have time to lollygag because we were scheduled to pick up our boat the next day in Kremik. Staying our last night in Primosten - another wonderful seaside town - where we stayed at the lovely Kamenar B & B and restaurant without ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... we've reached a point where it's hard to look past gross things and I could tell Stacy was not that thrilled about the kitchen and bathroom. To balance the apartment condition though, the owners Zelko and Zelka (father and daughter) were incredibly nice people. In fact, I think they are some of the nicest people I ever met. Zelka had her boyfriend, Milos, come over so he can help carry all of our suitcases from our car ...
Hotel Valamar
... outside to the gardens, and appreciating we were not swimming in the cold 17 C outside.
After returning to the apartment room and eating lunch, we headed to the town of Porec, as we did not get to explore the day before. There is a pathway that leads down to the cement beaches, past woods and parks directly into the center of town. Ok, town is very small, like 10,000 people live there, so it is ...
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