Hotel Rivijera Petrovac
Petrovac, 85300, Serbia and Montenegro
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Kotor, c'est fort!
... l'eau bleue de l'Adriatique et de la baie de Kotor, avec de vieux villages médiévaux éparpillés un peu partout à travers tout ca... Après s'être installé dans notre appartement qui allait nous servir de pied à terre pour deux jours dans la vieille ville, nous sommes sortis explorer Kotor au coucher du soleil. L'intérieur des murs est très petit, mais c'est un vrai labyrinthe! Après deux jours, je n'arrivais toujours pas à me retrouver sauf par le seul et ...
Day 292 - Uncharted Waters
... days of my life - absolutely nothing lacking in the sun drenched afternoon as the amber orb soaked the fading blue skies in fire and gold. My pulse beat out the steady passing of time, and in the speechless joyful moments as our boat skimmed the waters back to shore we each met the others gaze, holding for what felt like the lingering span of a lifetime, stoic and humbled in silent acknowledgment of this feeling we all shared. We all knew ...
Visiting the historical capital
The trip to Cetinje was even more "exciting" than the trip to Kotor! We got to the bus station around 10:00a, bought our bus tickets, then waited for the 10:30a bus. When the bus came, it was the oldest and saddest looking 70s era bus we'd seen, and it was our ticket to Cetinje.
While the bus looked really sad from the outside, it was even sadder on the inside. We had no air in this bus and it was at least 100˚ F inside! ...
A hiccup in time
... came to a stop just outside of a monestary where a nun boarded the bus. Since just about every seat was taken, she sat next to me. An old frail looking lady, she was trying to get her seat belt on. I tried to help her after watching her struggle for the first min, but to no avail. She politely told me in Croatian, I can only guess...don't worry about it. I wasnt sure if I had made her feel uncomfortable from reaching over her, but I figured ...
Eoisode 21
... for, the Moraca Monastery. Here we visited the two churches within the compound. A priest gave me some information in English to read and pointed out the oldest of the frescos and icons. These are from the 13th century, most of the rest was restored in the 16th century and later. The whole of the interior is covered in art work and the doors into the Nave are inlaid with what looks like ‘mother of pearl’. The cross and surrounding carvings on ...



