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         		 Meg overlooking the old city of Dubrovnik: by ray-charles, Views[194]
         		 by ray-charles, Views[236]
         		 Notice all the satellite dishes....??: by ray-charles, Views[244]
         		 The ferries aren't so packed in autumn!!!: by ray-charles, Views[293]
     
    by ray-charles, Views[228]
         		 Prime specimens of old Croatian dudes...: by ray-charles, Views[328]
         		 Croatian coast: by mel, Views[258]
         		 Zagreb, Croatia: by mel, Views[263]
         		 Therese, Renae, Lizzie, Mel and Tiff in Dubrovnik: by mel, Views[334]
     
    Hvar, Croatia: by mel, Views[257]
         		 Hvar, Croatia, the girls are lapping up the sunshine: by mel, Views[402]
         		 Hvar, Croatia: by mel, Views[261]
         		 Old man of knowledge in Split: by mel, Views[269]
         		 Dubrovnik town square: by mel, Views[318]
     
    Croatian coastline: by mel, Views[255]
         		 Dubrovnik city gates and the guards: by mel, Views[308]
         		 Dubrovnik beach, Croatia: by mel, Views[322]
         		 An irish bar in Dubrovnik: by mel, Views[443]
         		 Our view from our hostel in Dubrovnik: by mel, Views[282]
     
    Dubrovnik city walls again: by mel, Views[310]
         		 Dubrovnik city walls: by mel, Views[294]
         		 Martina, Klaudia and Marija - Our Dubrovnik crew.: by maria_brett, Views[383]
         		 .....as you can see. It's a shame this photo is not a scratch and eat!: by maria_brett, Views[346]
         		 Dinner in Dubrovnik with Klaudia, Marija and Martina. We broke our rule against going to themed restaurants but boy was it worth it! The food was divine..... : by maria_brett, Views[388]
     
    Night time in one of the many alleyways in Dubrovnik.: by maria_brett, Views[582]
         		 Maria - the aussie..no, croatian...no, aussie..., no croatian tourist. It all depends on who we meet and what they want from us.: by maria_brett, Views[414]
         		 Brett, the aussie tourist.: by maria_brett, Views[407]
         		 We still stop to do autographs too!: by maria_brett, Views[383]
         		 This one is available for sale at many Dubrovnik bookstores (and there are many!): by maria_brett, Views[471]
     
    Wandering through the alleyways of Dubrovnik.: by maria_brett, Views[419]
         		 ... but when we boarded the little boat to take us there we were taken to this mother... of a cruiseship instead with all its legit passgenger. We got there eventually!: by maria_brett, Views[386]
         		 One of the nearby islands in the bay that we intended to visit for the afternoon....: by maria_brett, Views[384]
         		 This photo was even spotted on a website in Kyrgyzstan...: by maria_brett, Views[369]
         		 One of the many pics taken by the passing busloads of Japanese tourists. : by maria_brett, Views[377]
     
    Maria taking a call from her agent. : by maria_brett, Views[401]
         		 No description required. The wow factor was definitely there.: by maria_brett, Views[380]
         		 We found a little rabbit-warren hole in the wall that brought us out onto the other side and into this bar by the sea.: by maria_brett, Views[511]
         		 Cute old houses that survived the bombings intact.: by maria_brett, Views[414]
         		 A common sight within Dubrovnik - old terrace houses with laundry.: by maria_brett, Views[402]
     
    The view from within one of the wall towers.: by maria_brett, Views[402]
         		 Note the colours of the rooftops. The yellow-orange tiles are original, while the terracotta ones were donated by UNESCO during the rebuilding of the town after it was partially destroyed during the war.: by maria_brett, Views[494]
         		 Brett really wanted a wife-beater tan, which he found out is easily obtained if you walk around on top of a wall for 3 hours in the middle of a summer's day without 30+. The camera-strap tan was a great addition too!: by maria_brett, Views[520]
         		 The main drag within the walled city. An ancient statute enacted in around 1272 governs precisely how these buildings can be erected and maintained in uniformity, so that no building blocks the view or sunlight from other residents.: by maria_brett, Views[399]
         		 The view from our balcony in the balmy late afternoon. Note the size of one of the many trans-Adriatic cruisers that easily dwarfs the old city. These ships would cruise in during the morning and leave only hours later.: by maria_brett, Views[563]
     
    This map of Dubrovnik shows the exact locations that suffered damage during the war that raged here only 15 years ago - the dots marking structures that suffered direct hits. The city has largely been rebuilt.: by maria_brett, Views[517]
         		 X marks the spot - the view from the old town back up the 538 steps to where we stayed.: by maria_brett, Views[523]
         		 Staying at an apartment on a hill overlooking this stunning old city comes at a price - all 538 steps (one way). It's no wonder that the calves on the legs of locals are the size of a Mack truck.: by maria_brett, Views[456]
         		 One of the many cornerposts of the wall, guarded by St Blaise on all sides - who has watched over Dubrovnik for centuries.: by maria_brett, Views[459]
         		 The ancient walled city of Dubrovnik in Croatia's far south. Once an integral trading port during the times of the Ottoman and Roman empires, it was clear that this city is the gateway to the world.: by maria_brett, Views[555]
     
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