Medena Trogir

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... Waziutkie uliczki, zwykle pelne turystow oddychaja z ulga po sezonie.
Wprawdzie sa jeszcze zwiedzajacy, ale wiecej tu oryginalow... a moze po prostu bardziej ich widac?
Jak wspaniala para Amerykanow, wygladajacych jak z liustracji ksiazki?
Krazymy po uliczkach , zagladamy na targ - nie...to juz nie ta pora... puste skrzynki po rybach...
Wieczorkiem - dobre czerwone wino i , tradycyjnie, szachrujemy ;) w kosci!

... courses each and every lunch....

Due to the weather conditions, no-one went swimming in the morning and we arrived in Hvar a couple of hours earlier than planned. We had unexpectedly arrived on the eve of a national/island holiday (St Stephens martyr day) and some festivities were planned for the evening. The town is ...

... we went to the quieter side, only to find it was also a nudist beach down the end. Shane groaned about the view and I laughed at him groaning. We stayed at the other end of this part of the beach, but still were lucky enough to see a lot of middle aged Europeans bending over to find….well what, really, what –
pebbles? Why were they continuously bending over to look at the ground??
SPECIAL pebbles?! What, extra curvy, extra smooth, an unusual black one?!!? I
Brac, Croatia shanemilli

... steps in a person's religious life. It was kind of cool to be there for mass today. I continued my discovery of the city by exiting the city walls at the south or sea gate and walked towards the Camerlengo castle at the tip of the island. Although a long time has passed since Trogir was a walled city, one can still see what it would have looked like some 500-600 years ago. As in many old ...

... alcohol of about one and half glasses of wine, we decided to call it a night. As she walked me back to my hostel, she pointed out one last sight that's not exactly on the tourist office maps - the park where all the prostitutes drum up business. The next morning Russell, an Australian guy from my hostel, and I walked up the top of the tower for some more beautiful views of the city before boarding a bus to Dubrovnik.

... right spot and at the right time. Since I am a guy, I don't ask for directions, end of discussion. Trogir, however, was a breath of fresh air. It is a UNESCO-designated cultural heritage site; the guidebooks talk about the Romanesque and Renaissance architecture blah blah blah. I just thought it was very pretty, especially when it was not very crowded on their Independence Day when we visited. On the way back we visited Solin ...

... to the tourist information center, and continue walking around the bay to capture views looking back at the city and the immense fortress on top of the hill. After locating the information office, we learn that there will be no ferries to the outlying islands today as the wind is too high. We had been thinking about visiting another clothing-optional beach, but it is just as well the option isn't available as we end up having a ...

... great looking produce (it's grape season, but I never had any). Sat in a nice park for a few minutes .. Split is great. It's a good thing I didn't listen to the UK girl from Ljubljana and skip the place! Ran into Chuck and Eileen again at the cathedral. It's funny because they should've left on the 6:45 ferry but they couldn't wake up for it. Ran into the girls walking around ... we made plans for a picnic on the beach. When I left them in the morning I said something like "I ...

... told them off- we were going with him! He walked the four of us he'd found to a house in the old town, and there we learned that there were still people sleeping in our room. It was only 7 in the morning, so I suppose that wasn't surprising, although they said they would leave before then. The grandmother of the house spoke no English but gave us coffee (Turkish) that left about a centimeter of grounds on the bottom of the cup and was quite the shock on the first sip ...