Our last cycle of the trip started in Prjmosten, a town we had visited previously. The 40 km ride took us through many small towns. We stopped for a break where the there were many damaged structures. We saw more farms with olive trees and grape vines. Our descent into Trogir was on a main road (70 km per hour) two lanes, no shoulder, constant traffic and lots of turns. The weather has been perfect but today was cloudy with 15 to 20 mph winds which staying on the right edge of the lane a little tricky.
We were treated to another walking tour which gave us a few more interesting facts about Old Town Trogir. For example, there is a cookie called a Rafioli, that originated in Trogir and is now copied throughout Croatia. And Croations don't call their country, they call it Hrvatska which is the original slavic name for their country..
Tonight is the captain's dinner and tomorrow we leave the YOLO for the last time.
2 comments:
YOLO seems to be the perfect 'cruise' for an active trip. The food looks good too. Y'all seem like a true vacationer...
Humbling to safely arrive thru a 70 mph , two-lane, no shoulder road🙏
Enjoy enjoying!
You guys are eating like kings on this trip
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