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On the way back to Dubrovnik, we took a small car ferry across a narrow point on the Bay of Kotor.
Old buildings at the ferry.
We rode on the Igalo.
A sister ferry docking to let cars off.
Heading out on the ferry.
An oil rig being repaired.
The dirt and gravel road back to Dubrovnik. There was a great deal of construction happening in this part of the world when we visited.
Looking back toward Kotor.
Coming down into a seaside town.
Beach umbrellas everywhere.
Along the small harbor in Budva.
Entering the old town.
A little church in the middle of the old town.
A wedding in progress.
The wedding processional.
Looking out on the sea.
Further along toward the new section of town we stumbled across a ramshackled amusement park.
Diving in Montenegro!
Such an odd series of amusement rides.
None of them running, either.
Kristen looking bemused in front of a kid’s ride.
Shuttered teacups.
A baby Eiffel Tower.
An interesting club.
We arrived at Kotor to find a fascinating and well-preserved medieval and Venetian old town. The walls and moat around the town saw many battles over the centuries.
Walking through one of the old city gates topped with more modern decorations.
The clock tower in the central square.
Streets paved with marble.
The cathedral in the middle of the old town.
Artists working in the street.
An art installation of flying brooms.
Laundry hung out to dry.
Kristen walking along a quiet back street.
Along part of the fortifications.
Looking down at the azure waters.
The backside of a church.
Walking along the perimeter of old town.
A side entrance into the old fortified city.
Kristen sitting on some steps in the old town.
