Shallow Water

 This time we drove to the other side of the Novigrad Sea and found a beach, Sv. Duh, and it was very different. It was a sandy beach and super shallow for a long ways. We had to walk quite a bit just to get to knee high water. There were families of swans living by the side edge of the water; beautiful to see them in their own environment but they were too far for any pictures. The shells I found here were on grass under a tree. Someone must have left them there because they had quite a sea smell to them. I did pick up a few and left them outside in the garden. There was also the tiniest little chapel I've ever seen. There was a path to it but again it was too far to get there and I think it belongs to the town of Posedarje.

Beach Rocks

 To the beach and back, almost every day. And yes, I'm always looking at rocks, picking them, collecting them. They're like little treasures I bring home from the sea. There are no shells like at times in the past. Maybe it depends on the type of beach, if it's pebbles or sand. I'm not sure. Anyway, soaking in the vitamin D is more important.

Zadar at Night

 A few days of lounging around in different places and chairs. I mean, that's what a vacation is for, right? Then went to Zadar for a small birthday party and walked around at night looking at all the lights glowing across the sea. The little elephant below came with the house. I think he's so cute.