Panorama Four Points Zagreb

... break in botantical gardens to watch mia and alexander's incredddible juggling skills. I learnt some juggling and ball/body floating work today...i sooo want to get my own ball now and practice...i justtt might when i get back...surprising? im sure not for anyone reading this...it really was cool though...mia especially is soo talented!
anyway...sad sidenote..something weird has happened to my camera today. My memory card completely filled up today and thennn for some reason i ...

... obvious that European cities do a much better job of looking after the inhabitants. All they want to do in Australia is make rules to make it hard to have fun. Oh, but what they never stop doing is telling you how great Tasmania is and how picturesque it is and how we have a view that is unique and the mountain and the port etc. etc. Don't these people realise that everyone loves a port and a mountain and a river... and ...

... 269;a, a 40 meter lift that took us from the shopping area up to some more churches and eateries. 

When it was time for dinner we wondered around looking for a place to eat and had somehow ended up in an area with almost all bars and no restaurants!  We found a promising looking place called Restaurant Boban and had to go down two flights of stairs to a basement to get there!  It was well worth it though and they had a variety of food.  Since I was still ...

... silly world we live in.. and the imaginary lines across the landscape that control the flow of people and limit their freedom to go wherever they want. I can stay here at Greg's house. He will give me some more information about Ecotopian bike tours and the plans for this year.. My "duty" will start...

... kindergarten through high school and teaches students from all over the world. Bachta, who is originally from Boston, Massachusetts, recently moved to Zagreb with her husband, "Who gave up his business and sold our house to let me live my dream of moving overseas." Lawrence, who originally hails from Portland, Oregon, has worked at AISZ for the past three years. Searching the Subtle Details As with any ...

... way down to Split and then island-hop down the coast, but when the weather forecast for Split was not promising and we found a great deal on a flight, we made a beeline directly for Dubrovnik. If you're headed to Zagreb: 1) You should know that the museums, for some inexplicable reason, are only open until 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Because people really go to museums more often on Tuesday afternoons than Saturday afternoons...? 2) Get a ham and ketchup pastry from ...

... a very modern and modernising city. The locals are glamourous, revelling in their current prosperity, consuming madly all things modern and western. Europeanising in a word, not that there was ever much doubt. And at the centre of all this bustling modernity and crumbling history is the old town. When i arrived, Zagreb felt empty. Here in the old town is where the people take refuge from the heat. and they do so under umbrellas emblazoned with beer ...

... our workshop in the musk however we decided to see it on the next day. My impressions about Zagreb?? It reminds me of Polish Wroclaw at the beginnings of 90`s. The trams are old and sometimes are broken on the way or dont arrive at all, some of the buildings require renovation but from the other hand it`s something different than the Western Europe, another world. And people...I`ve never met more welcoming ones! The prayer in the evening really made me chilled out. The ...