{"id":31849,"date":"2016-05-15T16:46:18","date_gmt":"2016-05-15T20:46:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/johncohn.org\/base\/?p=31849"},"modified":"2016-05-15T16:46:18","modified_gmt":"2016-05-15T20:46:18","slug":"sunday-night-day-in-dubrovnik","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/johncohn.org\/base\/2016\/05\/15\/sunday-night-day-in-dubrovnik\/","title":{"rendered":"Sunday night – Day in Dubrovnik"},"content":{"rendered":"

Wonderful day with my family in Dubrovnik.. THe place is crowded and beutiful. We spent our time finding places where the crowds werent.. no small trick<\/p>\n

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Before all the pics from today. a few from last night. Gabe, max and I went and walked around the city until abotu 2am.. Max and gabe went back out until about 4AM.. it was so great seeing theplace without so many people !<\/p>\n

Here’s the castle behind us… It was used as ‘Kings landing’ in Game of thrones’ \u00a0 which was partially filmed here.<\/p>\n

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look how shiney the main street (Placa) is from so many hundereds of years of visitors.<\/p>\n

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\\these stairs were used as ‘The Walk of Shame’ in Game of Thrones.’\u00a0\"\"\"\"\"\"<\/p>\n

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so great being out with my boys late at night !<\/p>\n

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went back home and I slept till 9 AM ! \u00a0latest I’ve slept in recent memory.. the boys.. both jetlagged.. slept well past 11<\/p>\n

by the time we ate.. it was noon.. a busy time to enter the old city<\/p>\n

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first scene was a mass of bees on a stone wall.. how wierd.. are they Wall-o-bees ?<\/p>\n

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then a tour of the museum of pharmecy.. most memorable there.. here’s a shell impact from the 1991 war<\/p>\n

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the chrch next door<\/p>\n

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then the old synagoge.. moving display of the lead up tot eh holocost<\/p>\n

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my phones attempt to translate the order that Jews must wear armbands..<\/p>\n

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then a late lunch or early dinner.. yum !<\/p>\n

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squid ink rissoto!<\/p>\n

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lunch involved several tour groups.<\/p>\n

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then more walking<\/p>\n

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a wedding !<\/p>\n

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we started the walk aroudn the wall at 5.. \u00a0 first.. a nap!<\/p>\n

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there are still damaged buildings from the 1991 war.<\/p>\n

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another Game of THrones Scene identified \u00a0.. “the house of the undying’<\/p>\n

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Befo<\/p>\n

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the main street from the wall<\/p>\n

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the map of all the buildings damaged in teh 1991 war.. 70% had damaged roofs !<\/p>\n

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another game of thrones scene sight<\/p>\n

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heading out.. we came across a beekeeper who was moing the bee swarm we saw earlier.. Very cool closure to the day<\/p>\n

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wow.. so many pictures.. hope no one minds.. what an amazing place to visit.<\/p>\n

more tomorrow !
\nnite all, nite sam<\/p>\n

-me<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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