In depth recounting of my global wandering
On the Kotor Motor coach. Driving south from Dubrovnik, the first border crossing exits Croatia. Then, after traversing about two kilometers of no man’s land, you reach the second border crossing to enter Montenegro. Continuing for about an hour along …
Let me start with this. In some ways, our so-called day four was probably my least favorite day of the trip. Before I get into the events of the day, I’ll explain two phrases in the previous sentence. The first …
I shortened the previous post promising a serious discussion followed by my walk with the three women around the city’s walls. First, the Jews. Dubrovnik occupies a strategically important spot – particularly for traders plying the Adriatic and Mediterranean. A …
A bit of a city walk. Dubrovnik differs from the many European cities that have long pedestrian streets in the sense that, for the most part, the entirety of the old city itself is a pedestrian only zone. Almost none …
If you’re a fan of the HBO production of Game of Thrones (which I have never seen) when I mention Dubrovnik, an image like this or even like this: will help you picture Dubrovnik. For those who don’t know, Dubrovnik …