Jayne took most of the photos which was good because it gave me a break. I think I will be back in Europe next year for the whole season so that should be good to.
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A lot happened in Europe during the 2.5 months in the Med, below are some of the photos and the two itineraries that we sailed. All the photos can be found on flickr.
It was a awesome few months and got to see many of the european ports while working which is always good.
Jayne took most of the photos which was good because it gave me a break. I think I will be back in Europe next year for the whole season so that should be good to.
Jayne took most of the photos which was good because it gave me a break. I think I will be back in Europe next year for the whole season so that should be good to.
Days out in Dubrovnik
We had about 6 or 7 days in Dubrovnik, Croatia before my flight to Copenhagen so we spent some more time chilling and checking out the old town which Dubrovnik is so well known for.
View from the walls of the old town
It is an amazing place, although we had got used to paying Eastern European prices for everything and now we were back onto the tourist rates.
Tower
We walked the wall of old town and had dinner inside. We stayed at a really cool hostel and the owners known as Croatian "ma" and "pa" for their homely appeal and shot of honey port (or something like that) on entry.
Ryan on the Wall
Ryan booked his ferry ticket to Italy as he was going to learn Italian and make some wine for a few months. This was good bye for a while but with the interwebs it is easy to stay in contact. I left my bike at the hostel, I told them i would be back in 30 days, i don't know if it translated but we will see.
View from the walls of the old town
It is an amazing place, although we had got used to paying Eastern European prices for everything and now we were back onto the tourist rates.
Tower
We walked the wall of old town and had dinner inside. We stayed at a really cool hostel and the owners known as Croatian "ma" and "pa" for their homely appeal and shot of honey port (or something like that) on entry.
Ryan on the Wall
Ryan booked his ferry ticket to Italy as he was going to learn Italian and make some wine for a few months. This was good bye for a while but with the interwebs it is easy to stay in contact. I left my bike at the hostel, I told them i would be back in 30 days, i don't know if it translated but we will see.
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