Thursday, 13 August 2026

Sunset in Maslenica

 In the meantime when we got back to Maslenica later that day, we enjoyed a drink by the Riva during sunset. The sky was painted in orange and yellow hues, and the heat of the day had died down a tiny bit. Mind you, it was still 30C which goes into the night when it cools down to 26C somewhere around 3 o'clock in the morning. Though clouds had gathered, it did not rain that evening. So we were good to sit there and enjoy the views. Across from the outdoor cafe was the restaurant the cafe belongs to, in which we had lunch once before. It's a lovely round building with large windows that reflected the sunset and the sea. Dark had fallen by the time we walked home. Yes, we walked uphill and I made it, lol.




























Visiting City of NIN part 2

 We did stop off to have lunch at one of the restaurants where we had a good meal. We got a call from Zagreb because our daughter Krissy had arrived for her two week stay in Croatia. We were happy to hear she was here and would be joining us soon. Back in the old town of Nin we discovered that one of the churches was actually the very first cathedral in Croatia; St Anselm's Church, founded in the 6th century. As we left Nin there were still more beautiful views to be had and in the distance it looked like they had a summer fair going on, but it was the Velebit mountains down the stretch of road that held me captive.