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EAT!
... of our own. Karen followed our 'pencil' technique advice a little too well as it took her all the way to the bottom of the lake where she scraped up her foot a bit. I came out of the pencil a bit too early on one of my jumps and gave my tricep a nice egg-sized bruise. It was all well worth the fun though. After a couple drinks by the lake we headed on through the island. With my adrenaline still kicking, I was thrilled to find ...
Old Town Dubrovnik
... going to university in Montreal for a dual degree in linguistics and philosophy. She speaks Polish as well, and is first generation Canadian with dual citizenship, and was pretty adept at picking up Croatian. Maggie is a total sweetheart. She has her degree in fine arts and was studying in Italy which is where she met Emily. We all chatted for the 30 minutes it took us to walk home, stopping at the grocery store on the way and grabbing some ...
The sun is shining and the weather is fine!
... i was after. My hunch had been right and soon i was stood in front of an attractive young female shop assistant (quite a strange for a fishing shop) fondling her two large shiny canisters of gas. I returned triumphant to the hostel looking like a drowned rat but very happy indeed. No one left the hostel that day, and everyone sat around reading or chatting to pass the time. Later that afternoon i was walking past reception with the German guy when we noticed a very ...
Dubrovnik
... and the harbor. This town is magical! Very pretty and very laid-back, despite all the tourists. I guess it's because of the lack of Russians?!
As per the girl at the reception, there should be a way to get to Belgrade from Split. That way I wouldn't have to cross borders into Montenegro again, which I am trying to avoid.
Looking forward to seeing Christian tomorrow!
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Speedy boats, cats and stupid steep stairs!
... about how I lost my husband in Dubrovnik to CNN, but fortunately he eventually appeared around the corner with news of what he had found. No Tommy.
We decided to retrace our steps so we went back up the street, through the carpark and back up the metal stairs and followed the original stairs to the right. It was just as we turned the corner that Witek spotted the magical neon ‘Tommy’ sign above us. It was on top of the building in the carpark we had now ...
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