Slavija Split

... pizzerii i potem... zwiedzamy " kocia republike".
Zabytkow mnostwo - jak zawsze ciesza oko.
Natomiast ilosc kotow na uliczkach, skwerach, placach - przekroczyla nasza wyobraznie.
Ogladamy tez dom zakupiony prze Billa Gatesa - niestety nie mozna tam wejsc. Ale to, co widac z zewnatrz, swiadczy o duzych pieniadzach i dobrym smaku!
Wieczorem, juz po zmroku pokonujemy / adrenalinka..adrenalinka!/ serpentyny w drodze do domu w Prapratnie.

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With regard to your wishes, and preferences, we organize sailing vacations that will hopefully meet your expectations and be an unforgettable experience.

Aurum Gulet offers 6 luxuriously furnished cabins ( have to see it ) with bathroom ...

... for lunch - and given the fact that my story had spread around the boat over breakfast, but the time it came for lunch to be served, not many people were willing to take on the chicken... (even though the food I ate the night before was in a restaurant and our chef had prepared - during the course of the entire trip) three ...

... but we have become wiser. You rub his very shiny big toe to bring you luck -- or back to Split, which probably is the same thing. His statue reminds us of Merlin with the Michaelangelo St. Peter's finger reaching out to make the connection. But the expression is so powerful.

Lots of wandering around Diocletian's Palace, listened to the acapella group tghat sings in the domeless vestibule, thought of our nephew Ben who used to ...

... for half the night. Turned out he was Macedonian, worked in TV and was on holidays, and did not speak English. Rimma was Russian so they clumsily conversed in a hodgepodge of words and she advised us not to mention Albanians as he had gripe with them. Not unusual for that neck of the woods really. He was quite drunk and as we shared the rest of our food and drinks the lady who ran the place returned home with a friend. Here he got more rowdy and ended up getting cosy with the ...

... of the day it feels like you're walking through a desert and in the middle of the night it was hotter than the hottest day in British summertime! Since we're not really to great at getting things done when you feel like you're about to melt we decided to get back to the hostel and go out again later when it had cooled down. We ended up linking up with a few groups of people from the hostel to have a night out that turned out to be very heavy. The group included us (Robin ...

We landed in Split around 2 p.m. local time. We passed through passport control, collected our luggage, and went out to the bus. The airport was very small. No boarding ramps at all. Once again, we got off via stairs wheeled out to the plane. There was a bathroom, passport control, and the baggage belt. Outside was beautiful. The mountains have a much more rugged and ...

... were werent on the double decker topdeck coach up ahead which we could see swaying violently! The only reason, could you believe, the traffice was backed up so badly was that they were collecting tolls!! they cloesd the roads for safety but we sure as heck didnt feel safe on that bridge! Once out were we forced to quit the NP plan due to the wind so had to drive the coastal road we had come down on and that we wanted to avoid! about 20km in and the traffic stopped again ...

... spending a little time with Ane , ive come to realise that that question isnt a joke, shes dead serious. maths is a foreign language. Her average maths would become a running joke over the rest of the week, as later that day she had an argument with a shop keeper for giving her correct change, i believe the sum was 240-130 equals 110. but some how ane came up with a different answer. Enough of the maths. It was time to get our drink on. Fedde La Grande was playing at ...

... and food in the evenings. The heat was impressive reaching, i think, 100 degrees at least a few times. Our favorite air conditioned internet cafe was always a nice relief. The evening strolls were perfect and we happened upon a dinner at a local restaurant that was hosting an owner from a well known Seattle restaurant called Assagio. There were limited spaces and we get the last 2 seats. The dinner was great and there was another couple from West Seattle also in ...