We stopped on the Maslenica bridge to take in the views from above. This is where you can go bungee jumping if you feel that adventurous. The scenery is beautiful, the cove, the mountains and the Novigrad Sea. What's not to like? Right on the bridge was a little windy but it was worth the stop even if none of us were up to bungee jumping that day.
Mom and I took a walk down the street and found these figs someone was drying on the fence. There were lots more on the tree, green ones and brown ones I like the figs either way but they're even sweeter dried. At the bottom is the sea I painted while in Zadar and hung it in the new dining room. The other framed art is the Cathedral in Zagreb that came with the house.
By late afternoon it was still cloudy but hot enough to go swimming. Even with the clouds the views were perfect, giving the sky an unusual glow. Later, waves came in so mom was happy just to sit and stick her feet in the water and collect more rocks for the garden in Zagreb. We had a bit to drink at the nearby cafe and then called it a day.
These are just a few more pictures on the way back from the spring, lots of rocks everywhere. Then there is the pipeline going all the way up the mountain, and those things I call the aliens because those wind turbines always look so strange and giant to me.
