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Cough cough cough
Forgot to add into our blog. We must be the only people not smoking in the whole of Croatia and Italy. Every table has at least one smoker. Ashtrays everywhere. Ugh. Music played at every restaurant is a radio station, all English music but no one here speaks ...
Staying in hotel with dead bears
Went through pag island today. Only island have ever seen which is basically rocks hardly ant vegetation. Is approx 40k long. Very harsh land but interesting. Then up what felt like 3ks in the air on a twisting road, my toes clutching the floor of the car on every inch. On our way to national park plitvice lakes tomorrow. Tonight suppose to be 3degrees so mountain country as eating dinner tonight with dead bears and dead eagle. ...
Trieste, Slovenia, Croatia
... Our friendly slovenian cyclist warned us that the "bora" was coming and boy did it come with a vengeance. We managed to ride against the wind until a town called Porec, about 80 or so kilometers from where we started in Trieste. By dinner time the rain was pounding on our tent and it continued to rain, thunder, lightning, and blow all night and into today. It's now almost 1pm local Croatian time and it is still drizzling. Soaked, cold, and tired of yet more foul weather, ...
The Island of Pag
... was meant to go off in summer with massive beach parties. It is said to be the Croatian version of Ibiza, probably a whole lot cheaper though. There were a few people out and about but with the weather being so bad most people would be inside. After lunch we headed back to Pag to check in as there wasn't much else to do. Our place was in the perfect spot, right on he beach, if only the weather would improve so we could take advantage of it. But it didn't yesterday and today was ...
Sun sea n snorkels
... Simon threw a hissy and hurled it out in the tide.
Once we'd had enough we made our way back to the campsite to find some shade n do some washing. Then we wandered into town to have a nosey round n buy some food.
Cooked fajitas!!! Super tasty dinner sat around our camp, followed by a quiet drink in the campsite bar where the waiter made us try lots of local liquors made from honey n lavender etc. Pretty tasty but I'm guessing rather strong...
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