Pansion Romano Rovinj

... insurance people. I got a letter off them and have to have my stiches out in 7 days time and got a prescription for some pain killers. So all we have been doing really is hiding out in our little apparment the woman who we are staying with is amazing and refused to charge Ian for the extra days that we have been staying and Ian has been great in looking after me. Making me soup and sausage and mash and ...

... I did not know what had happened and I think I was knocked out for a few minutes so Ian went to get some help and they called an ambulance. They were amazing really the lady from the theatre was cool helping me to get up but I could not walk and felt like I was going to pass out again. Anyways got taken to hospital in Pula and spent the next few hours having xrays and scans and allsorts. They had to put 4 ...

As we said its getting colder now so we decided not to do much today as we both wanted to relax anyway after the hectic few weeks that we have had in Turkey greece and italy. So we just went for a walk in the harbour and had a look around its another pretty little harbour town with some cafes but its still really different from Italy. We found a supermarket and as we wanted ...

Rovinj is our first stop with our new guests, my high school friends aboard. Unlike most of our guests when they first come aboard, my friends were very hyper and anxious to get out and have some fun.<br><br>I usually wake up around 8 AM and expected my friends to sleep in much later. But, shortly after my coffee service arrived, I heard a knock on my door and it was Jeff and Vance coming to wake me up. After ...

Got up really early to take the girls to the airport so sad that Danielle is going but not got long on the trip to go now so waved her off and then we had to wait an hour to get a train to Florence then connect on a train to go to Trieste. As we said we are not going to Venice as we could not find anywhere to stay that was within budget that was not absolutly miles away from actual Venice so decided like Rome we can do that ...

... I am not sure that was what it was, but it was a place where I left my car and it did not get towed or get a ticket). Ljubljana is situated at the intersection of two rivers, the Ljubljanica and the Sava. The buildings in the main square are primarily in the Baroque style. The castle sits at the top of a hill overlooking the square. Down from the main square is a bridge, called the dragon bridge &#8211; the dragons on either side are said to guard the city.

... walked off and discovered a large park with tall sweeping trees and grand walkways. It felt cool right off the water and we sat for a bit talking and laughing. Our boat to Croatia was at 5pm and the only way to get to the ferry terminal was to walk with our luggage in tow and we weren&#8217;t sure how long that would take. So we walked back to the hotel, packed up, and headed out early.<br><br>Here ...

We met Mauro Dujmovic for our private walking tour of Rovinj. We went past an amazing market with local produce, olive oil and souvenirs. We wound our way up through the old village to the top where the church was. The view of the sea was breathtaking. We then went for traditional Croatian coffee at a seaside cafe. Very strong. <br><br>The sunny day turned blazingly hot. We wandered through the more modern part ...

... hillside to the coast we were met with crystal clear waters, lovely little bays and loads of sharp pebbles to hurt my sensitive feet (more on this no doubt later). I know its becoming a bit boring but when a place is pretty you have to mention it. So Rovinj is very pretty indeed. The pics will speak for themselves just as soon as ...... Andy and Virg (this bloody keyboard has no ampersand and Im buggered if I can find out how to do an apostrophe).

... had seen the procedure four times before and when the elbow was reset properly Collette would immediately get better and pass the candy test. We hold down the good arm and have her reach for a piece of candy with the bad one. As we walked back into town she failed this test. Doubt was replaced by certainty that the doctor had done nothing except relieve us of forty dollars and give Collette a useless shoulder bandage. With great difficulty we decided to go into a back alley were people ...