Mareonda Rovinj

... to getting us to Slovenia where on Friday I can then go and get the stiches out. So we have a bus ride in the morning bought the lady from the appartments some chocolates and left her a note to say thanks as she has been amazing with us letting us stay for nothing. So everyone dont worry I am well enough to be typing this blog today and will put on pics for the past few weeks when the computer will let me.

... to sit down as the pain was really getting to me. I knew then that I was going to faint I could tell after fainting a few times before everything goes weird and things start going fast I kinda thought I could stop myself but no joy. The next thing I knew Ian was trying to bring me round after putting me in the recovery position and had some tissue on my head as I had fell head first into 500 year old ...

... save some money I bought some food to eat in the room. We did not really do much today went back to the room after we had found a laundry for our clothes and then I cooked both me and Beebs a lovely chicken sunday dinner with potaoes and carrots and even found some stuff so that I could make Gravy sorry not much to say but we where so tired and just wanted to chill out.<br>

... the beach further down the coast. Once we got the tender secured, the girls found a spot nearby to camp out at. I took off my clothes off and left then in the tender and began to walk further down the coast where more people were scattered around the coast. I left Jeff and Vance behind for them to deal with their own doubt and fears before they relaxed enough to get naked too. It didn't take long for Jeff ...

... when we have some more money thats the good thing though about travelling is that you can just decide to go somewhere or not. <br><br>We did actually have to get off in the main venice station to change to get to Trieste which is the furthest point that we can get to before we had to get a bus to Croatia. It was fun on the bus the driver was playing this funny music it was like chas and dave does Croatian music Ian had to put ...

... to make en route.<br><br>It took about an hour and a half to reach Ljubljana, Slovenia&#8217;s capital. From the highway, there were not clear signs pointing towards the center of the city, so, once again, it was kind of a **** shoot. After about thirty minutes of lucky guessing and a little backtracking, I finally spotted the castle and the pedestrian-only center of town. I lucked into a place to put my car (I hesitate to call it a parking spot ...

... map and you think everything is sooo far, but then you realize that everything is just 5 minutes far from where you are. <br>Nightlife is really exciting; there are thousands of restaurants and clubs on the seashore, but the true party is on Monvi, a recreational area located 15 minutes far from the centre. In Monvi you can find cinemas, restaurants, pubs and several discos with different kind of music, so everyone will spend a good time there.<br ...

... town past the harbor where tourist boats waited for customers and fisherman repaired their nets in what little shade they could find. Mauro guided us to the far end of town where the new hotel was being built. Directly across from a National park where locals were biking, swimming and enjoying the beautiful woods. We then dropped Father and Tyler back to the tender to head back to the ship. <br><br>Tim, the ...

... feast day, and the whole town engaged in massive celebration. At morning mass the church was packed with floods of pilgrims come to hear the mass (conducted in Croatian and Italian) and to see the Saint's sarcophagus, a large marble tomb located behind a Renaissance altar. In the afternoon there was a large market, selling all sorts of handicrafts, from iron farm implements to handmade lace. A big brass band was playing ...

... fort perched on top of a hill. After hauling Collette up the hill we saw the size of the fort and the entry fee and decided to give it a pass. We have become more concerning and have to weigh the tourist value of a place against the number of stairs. The fort just didn't make it. The next excursion was another bus ride to the city of Porec. This is supposed to be one of the most visited harbor towns in Croatia due to the Byzantine mosaics in the church and its quaintness. The town was ...