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Hotel President Zadar

Vladana Desnice 16 Zadar, 23000, Croatia

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Stunning Plitvice Lakes

A travel blog entry by hilaryramsey

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... for the 206 bus to Plitvice Lakes. Found we were sitting across from Lauren who we had met the previous night at our hostel who was from Melbourne, and we chatted with her for the couple of hours till we got to our destination.

Countryside was pretty with rolling green hills, and maize growing and little villages.







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Historial Town, Unique Music and Sunset

A travel blog entry by painterlaura2

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... the altar and the caretaker was afraid I would take their picture so I only got one picture. I also was able to take pictures of another church through the glass partition at the front. It appears that there has been a lot of theft and vandalism in the ...

Sunning it by the sea

A travel blog entry by ollie.brown

After a largely undisturbed night we awoke to discover that there was no room at the inn and we would have to spend the morning searching for alternative accommodation. Bearing in mind that it had reached 26°C by the time we left at 0830, walking around with two packs on each of our backs was not going to be pleasant. With directions from the owner of Old Town Hostel we trekked across town and ...

Northern Dalmatia

A travel blog entry by ardnopes

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... sit on and between to relax, bits of stone columns and such scattered about green lawns. It's a great effect. Right on that plaza is the church of St. Donatus, which I loved. It's from the 9th century, and is a pretty unique design: round, with a high dome in the middle. Well worth the entry fee.

Our book also talked up a couple of creations by a guy named Basic (my keyboard lacks the appropriate diacritical marks...it's ...

Speed Trap

A travel blog entry by eundel

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... put on a light show at dusk. Even the planets were lit-up, except for poor Jupiter, which must have been broken. I didn't actually walk all the way to Neptune, but I saw a group of kids gathered around it, so I assumed it was lit.

There were a bunch of excited children, chasing the lights around the surface of the sun disc. If you've ever wondered about the toughness of solar panels, these at least were able to withstand a herd of small children. At one point, I saw ...

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