Hotel Tamaris Porec
Vladimira Nazora Porec, Istria, 52465, Croatia
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Kahlan's Cool Birthday
... so the day was set.
So the day began with breakfast. As always, the birthday person gets to choose what they want for breakfast, lunch and dinner on their day. For breakfast Kahli choose Abi's homemade biscuits with berry sauce. Abi worked ******* making her biscuits with the ingredients we had on hand and with a little help from Stacy, the breakfast was delicious. We then drove to the ...
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
... down the hill without raising my camera. In looking at my pictures I think of the masters who preached the importance of light. Interestingly it was one of the most artistic venues we visited featuring a wonderful modern art museum and many local stores that carried original jewelry, crafts, and paintings.
After a full day of exploring, we walked back into town ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... never seen. We asked what type they were and the locals call them Vrganj (or sheep mushrooms in english). The best way I can describe them is a mix between a very large button mushroom and a portobello. So we decided to give the restaurant a try. First thing we ordered was the Vrganj (sheep mushroom) soup. Our mistake was we only ordered two bowls of it. It was one of the best soups we tasted and we all scooped it up as fast as ...
Hotel Valamar
... your head. We even found a park, like a REAL park, complete with a few structures, swings and a wide space to run. The kids were totally psyched, and we enjoyed the cool, clean air and sea views while they played.
We continued onto the town, down the winding path. We walked along the harbor, but this Riva was less built up than the one in Split, and we enjoyed watching the boats come and go. There ...



