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On our first day in Dubrovnik we wandered down from our rented room toward the old town.
Approaching the old city walls.
Tourists streaming in and out of old town.
Walking around the old city at night is beautiful.
Kristen striking a pose in a dark, old street.
Looking across the city at night.
Night in old town.
Boats in the harbor.
Night has fallen.
On our way from Split to Dubrovnik, we transited through a slim strip of land that belongs to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The entire Dalmatian coast is gorgeous.
Windmills on the horizon.
An interesting old transformer.
Looking down from the bus at some gorgeous blue water.
The little town of Trojir is north of Split. Old town sits on a tiny island between the mainland and a larger island.
The narrow streets are fun to wander.
Kristen heading toward some impressive green doors.
A rather scholarly-looking gentleman.
Walking through the streets.
The little cathedral.
An old clock tower.
Along the west side of town. Long promenades extend in both directions.
The old fort on the north side of town.
Another old bastion of safety for the townsfolk. I suspect that there used to be city walls off the sides of this fortification but now there are soccer fields.
A big oil rig in a shipyard for repairs.
At one of the old city gates on the east side of town.
Kristen spies a couple of pizzas.
Kristen holding the walls apart.
