After our morning routine we headed to the green market. We bought more veggies, zucchini, spinach, lettuce, yellow beans and some shallots. Then we went to the cheese shop for some aged sheep's cheese and to the butchers for a pork lion. Lastly we bought some local salt made just a few kilometers away. Loaded down, we brought it all back to the place and settled in for some routine domestic activities. Wash was big on the list. We had been going non-stop for just under a month and it has worn us out. We got several loads of wash done and hung the wash out to dry but then it started raining. The sound of the rain was so soothing that we both took a little nap. Feeling refreshed we took a walk along the water and sat a bit on a bench in the sun. Then it was home to cook the pork lion and just take it easy. We watched some Survivor and the Great British Baking Show. The full moon came out to greet us and the time changed over night
Rowing in the morning calm
We could hear the coach on the megaphone
So many seagulls flying, squawking and standing around
Seagulls love this roof, over 40 in this picture
A picture of the salt flats where we bought some local salt
The market was busy
Lots of veggies but not so much fruit
The folks in the stalls were calling out in Croatian to us
Beans!
Either a communal olive pressor wine press
Beautiful but expensive, 45 euro per bouquet
Love these roses
Right to left, Eagle, Wolf, Fox and Ram at the cheese shop
Smoked meats that may be for humans or may be for dogs. The ones on the ens seemed to be more bone than meat
A two headed cormorant
Large glass screens with nautical pictures
Later in the afternoon we walked along the water
Each boat had a number. From ZD220 to ZD230548 such a large difference
The lowest number yet ZD69
The moon
Peeking out of the clouds
Very nice
A few clouds
Full and bright
Goodnight Zadar
It has been 1 year and 146 days since we began our Migration
