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Garden Festival..
... to get some Vodka, we headed back to the Hotel. We sat drinking there for ages and eventually got ready, heading back to the festival at about half eight.
We had snuck in a bottle of Vodka so were just paying for soft drinks, backpackers through and through, We edged our way closer to the stage the entire night, while also stopping in to the restaurant to get half pizzas midway through the night. We eventually ended up on the dancefloor only ...
What made you think i like buses?!...
... as we wandered round, and eventually sat down at a restaurant, that the place was heaving with English people. Like, literally. It took about an hour for dinner to come - for ONE pizza. So once it did, i was even hungrier and so i was still peckish when we left Pizzeria Fontana.
We went for another wander and took a picture for a group of English people, who were extremely drunk, and on there way to Barbarella's. We went back to the hotel, tanned and then when straight to ...
Villa Radin
... hat es zum Glück ein wunderbar gelegenes Restaurant mit ausgezeichneter Küche. Auch nach einer ausgedehnten Pause haben sich die Böen nicht verzogen. Auf der engen, dicht befahrenen Strasse wird es richtig gefährlich, besonders wenn dazu noch der Sog eines vorbeifahrenden Lastenzuges kommt. Wir halten noch bis Vodice durch und gehen dort auf Hotelsuche. Ein riesiger ...
Krka National Park
We took a bus to sibenik (excuse spelling) from Zadar and booked ourselves onto the next bus to Skradin - the town near the to the Krka national Park. Well when we got off the bus we thought we were in Skradin, but we were actually at the Park Entrance. It cost us 70 kuhna each to get in, then as far as we could work out it was going to cos a further 70kn for any other activity we may have wanted to do. So in the end we shunned the free shuttle and walked ...
A visit to Trogir
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... spying out for a couple of days called 'Luxor', so named because it is located in the middle of the Diocletian Palace and a small sphinx statue is outside that the Emperor Diocletian had brought from Luxor in 305 AD. The statue itself is more than 3600 years old though. I sat in the café enjoying my 'coffee with milk' but at the same time amazed at the fact that we were actually sitting in the ruins - this was not part of a museum. That column I was sitting ...
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