Resort Centinera Pula
Indije 1 Pula, Istria, HR-52100, Croatia
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Kahlan's Cool Birthday
... people there. While we were talking, the kids finished up the kids course and to our surprise both of them wanted to go on the high course. I could not believe that Abi and Kahlan wanted to go up to the 25 foot wires, but they insisted. The daughter and helper said it would be no problem and they would go with them. They both were very patient and helpful to the kids as the climbed and went though the course, ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... and it was close to the small double sided blade we used at home, SCORE! Even though Kahlan drew the tiniest tooth and Abi changed her design midway, we decided we liked the double faces better than even the single ones, and vowed this is the way we will always carve pumpkins from now on.
Once the work of carving and cleaning up was complete, we began hanging up the pictures we had created for Halloween. Soon, the doors and ...
A City of Light
... in the mornings. We walked the promenade to town where we took a small wooden boat piloted by a barkarioli (boatman) who mans the oars and whose ancestors have been doing it for 850 years. The cost, 5 kunas, or a about a dollar was worth the price for this short lovely trip from port to port. For a wonderful story I recommend Vesna Maric's account and conversation in the Lonely Planet with one of ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... two bedroom apartment that was converted to a public aquarium. Kahlan really wanted to check it out so we decided to buy some tickets and head in. The aquarium showed a variety of local fish from the Adriatic. Overall, we were not that impressed with the quality of the tanks and the way they were maintained. However, in one tank we found one of the coolest fish any of us ever saw. It was called a Streaked Gurnard. It had ...
Day 268 - Exploring Pula
We've learned a bit of Croatian and the locals are always surprised and usually quite pleased. This is probably because most people speak at least some English and a co-worker or even a stranger nearby is eager & willing to translate. Just having come from Greece, 'Ne’ meant YES and ‘Oh-hee’ (sounds positive-ish right?) actually meant NO. In Croatian ‘Ne’ ...



