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Deel 2
... had mijn net nieuwe opblaasbootje hierdoor lek geprikt en die kon ik gelijk in een vuilnisbak deponeren. Evenals mijn mobieltje. Zeiknat op de fiets, terug naar de camping, waar ik met een paar collega`s deze dag maar eens weg ging spoelen met een paar biertjes in de kroeg.
Op zich ging het best aardig zo, dat voor anker liggen. Ik had weer een nieuw opblaas bootje gekocht en om de week / 2 weken ging ik kijken of alles nog ok was. Heel ...
Home is where Zadar is!
Leaving Venice, we drive along the coast towards Trieste, through Slovenia and head towards Rijeka where we take the small and slow but very picturesque coastal road all the way to Zadar. We stop for a rest in Senj before continuing on our way and experiencing a wonderful Croatian sunset in every bay. We pass through one wonderful fishing harbour after another and by this time, being about 6pm, there are women in ...
Midnight in Zadar
....Bora Wind.... Well the dreaded Bora wind and general drizzliness stayed with us for a few more days. I guess we're lucky in some ways because we really got to experience this local weather phenomenon like few other "regular" tourists. We tried to get around the weather by taking a ferry further south into Croatia but the ferries were not running because of, yes you guessed it, the Bora winds. So we ended up cycling more or less directly into the Bora wind ...
Forty Days and Forty Nights in Croatia
... our Schengen stay in Europe, to no avail. Flatly we were told, "This is not possible. You are irregular." So---on our 89th day we flew to Croatia to await our planned travel to Africa.
We spent nearly a week in Split, residing in and near the old, walled area of the city, Diocletian's Palace--- the remains of the seaside summer home of the 4th century Roman ruler of same name. Well-worn marble pavers cobble ancient stone alleyways which ...
The Island of Pag
Yesterday we left Zadar and drove up the coast to Pag. The coast line turned really rugged and the land was barren, it looked totally deserted. The weather changed from a nice 31 degrees when we were in the National Park to a cool 14degrees yesterday with gale force winds. What happened to our summer? Maybe it is over for us, I hope not. With there not a lot to do in Pag when the weather is so bad, we drove up the coast about 20kms to a town called Novalja. This was a little beach ...
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