We have a little catching up to do! We left Dubrovnik on Saturday after finding the Hole in the Wall. Of course, on the other side was a card game that looked like it had been going on since the 50’s! 
We also visitied the War Photos museum and seeing the images from the 1990-92 war that broke up Yugoslavia in to the sovereign republics that include Croatia. It’s a remarkable story that is worth learning about if you are so inclined.
We headed north to Mali Ston, the oyster capital of Croatia and a lovely fishing village. 
By nightfall we reached Split and got aboard the s/v Wild Wind, our home for the week. Our first stop was the beautiful village of Stari Grad on the Island of Hvar. A picturesque exactly as you would expect.
I was lucky to find this gentleman repairing his fishing net. Kind of him to allow me to photograph him working. 
The wifi is spotty so we’ll post when we can! Thank you for the comments, we love to hear from you. We don’t get much news from back home and on one here has mentioned Donald Trump!
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Donald who? Awesome Pix Michael!! Love the old salt fixing his net. Keep them coming and enjoy your incredible vacation. Best from Beantown. -Dick
Michael, you are an incredible photographer and your photography tells such great stories. I look forward to your post every day.
It looks like you have captured the excitement of new places to take such beautiful expressive shots from parts of the world we just do not see. Hi Marci Hi Michael
Micahel, love the pic of old fisherman repairing net. And the card game pic is great too – what a great backdrop to their game! Seems like a magical trip – say hi to Marci. Can’t wait to see rest of photos when you guys get back. Safe travels…. S
Your photography skills bloom more and more with each post-thank you for the delightful images! Let’s talk when you return-I may want to retrace your exact steps from this trip because that area has been on my bucket list for a long time. Sending love ❤
Such great shots. Send us one of your ship. With Marci at the bow leaning out over the water.
Be safe. -C&C