When we got to the end of the walkways through the waterfalls we immediately got in line for the boat trip. We were the last to board and Dave barely made it. He was stopped by the worker but we vouched for him and he was allowed to board. The boat ride was pretty fast as we were going downstream. The town was tiny but we had a decent lunch. We walked through town several times over as it was small and we had lots of time to waste.
Very beautiful river
Onto the boat
Looking back at the falls
Very tall cliffs
In a steep gorge
Feeling the breeze
Limestone
Karst geography leaves many caves
Not a hiking trail in sight
A path led along the river
More caves
This path had railings
Cormorants
Herons
Boulders
Bluffs
Bridges
Blue beams
Mute Swans
Marshes
A sister boat heading back upstream
A healthy river can support many birds
Gulls
Zoom
Meandering
Approaching town
Swimmers
Sailbaots
A smokestack
The town of Skradin
Looking back at the blue bridge
Into town we go
The highway bridge further down river
Some clouds roll in
At last we get lunch
Hungry folks
The grill is full
Schnitzel for Fritzel
Big burgers
A cheesy salad
Big Caesar salad
The tide has rolled in
Fancy gates
Set in Stone
Old Beat up gates
Locking away the goodies
Covered in thumb tacks
The tack is punched out of the thumby part
A random stone sarcophagus
One of the three churches
NThe town's namesake gate
Spooky tree
Some sort of scorebaord
A unique method of fishing
He must have caught something
Styling
This little black dog came out of nowhere and the swan did not like it one bit.
Hissing and fluffing up to scare the dog away
Our sister boat
Cockta, anyone?
The laziest of steering
So many very large sailboats
An odd structure on the side of the building
A little Grebe
Roses are red
Bees are yellow
A dalmatian on the Dalmatian Coast
The fountain is dry as the season is running out
The big bridge over the river Krka
Large round buildings
Love the logo
This creek bed was filled with weeds
Churches everywhere
A big cemetery
Still waiting on the bus
The moon is rising as we head home
It has been 1 year and 141 days since we began our Migration
