We woke up to clean air and sunshine. The hard rain from the day previous had really cleared out everything. Alas, it was also Laura's last day with us and we had to load her up at 10:30. She made it all the way back without any issues. We made it into the old town and visited the Ethnographic Museum. It was a fascinating look at old Dubrovnik and the lives the folks lived back then.
Waiting for the driver
Loaded up
We will miss your jokes and your ever ready smile
The wind has died down enough for the cable cars to finally run
The run right over our place
Time to inspect the well
No witches, yea!
The inside is very old timey and no picture is at the same level as any other picture of placed symmetrically within the room
Back to breach the walls
Looking back at our lovely place
Some sort of food fest
Bars on the windows to keep the pious inside on festival days
More bell ringing
A cross walk over the srtreet
We stopped in this home made food store
Great motto
The museum is here
From the steps of the museum
Huge brick arches inside
Old time pictures
Our house is right over there
Chicken foot stick
Hand driven stone grinding wheel
Another small scale appliance, a wine press
A shepherd's coat made of goat hair with a wool liner
More of the three pronged utensils
Some graffiti of old
Finally multi pronged fish stickers
Very fancy guns
The inlay was of the highest quality
Inside this stump was a beehive
Not crayon drawings
Still pretty cool
A great layout for the artifacts
Vests
Three stringed lyres and flutes
One thick studded belt
A very old bone flute
Pistol packing
The knives come out!
Gold gold gold
There was a egg dying history. They used onion peels and beeswax to make them
Hats
More hats
Even more hats
This hat seems to have the winning ribbon attached
Perhaps the most exotic hat of them all
Today's hats leave a bit to be desired
Someone from Tennessee must live here
We headed up these stairs
Leslie headed up first
A very elaborate opening
Takes us to the finest staircase
