Travel the World with Emma

• #60 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 23 Apr, 2014 10:48
• Poreč (Croatia)
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• #61 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 23 Apr, 2014 10:54
• Rovinj (Croatia)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• #62 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 23 Apr, 2014 10:58
• Pula, Croatia
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Posted by Emma on 27 Apr, 2014 10:41
• Croatia is undoubtedly very beautiful and has a lot of character. Loved all the pictures. Looks very historic too. What a gem of a place to visit. Thanks Nikki darling!
  
  This world is just a very beautiful and an unique place; because apart from the negativity in people in general, everything pretty much takes my breath away.
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• #64 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 15 Jun, 2014 05:01
• Here is where I was in May.
  
  Banja Luka, Bosnia
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  It was quite rainy when I was there. When I finally had gotten used to the idea that the entire day would be a wash-out and that with an umbrella I could at least walk to the nearest shopping mall to spend some time there, the sun finally came out for some hours. Nothing interesting to see apart from Orthodox churches and a fortress which is undergoing a major re-construction at the moment.
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• #65 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 15 Jun, 2014 05:08
• Jajce, Bosnia
  
  This place is truly amazing. There is a waterfall directly in the city. 30 minutes outside of Jajce there are lovely historical watermills on the lakes which are formed by the river running through Jajce.
  
  The historical center is lovely too. So many fortified buildings, an underground church, old mosques and a castle on top of the hill overlooking the entire city.
  
  It was raining a lot too. Actually I don't know what is the situation there now. Apparently the area was also affecting by last month's floods. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• #66 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 15 Jun, 2014 05:17
• I finally made it to one of the many Croatian National Parks which are still left on my bucket list. It was raining when we went there but I really enjoyed
  
  Krka National Park, Croatia.
  
  I just didn't get the chance to go on a boat trip to the beautiful monastery which is located on one of the islands on river Krka. Maybe I will go there again in August. Unlike in Plitvice National Park, it is even possible to go for a swim in this national park. I find the idea of swimming under a huge waterfall quite appealing so I think I have not just one but two solid reasons to return when it is warmer.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  We went on a boat ride through this valley on our way out of the national park:
  
  
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  Posted by Nikki on 15 Jun, 2014 06:31
• Bled, Slovenia
  
  It was raining like crazy but the place was still magical.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Sadly I couldn't go to the little church on the island.
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• #68 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 15 Jun, 2014 06:35
• Primošten, Croatia
  
  
  
  
  
  Actually this village is the one which is being featured on most of the postcards featuring the Croatian region of Dalmatia. I want to go back there in summer because we only stopped shortly.
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• #69 Reply
  Posted by Nikki on 15 Jun, 2014 06:40
• Rijeka, Croatia
  
  
  
  Trsat fortress with a wonderful view
  
  
  
  
  
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• #70 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 16 Jun, 2014 10:30
• fantastic pictures Nikki.
  
  keep them coming. we are all enjoying this.
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• #71 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 16 Jun, 2014 10:31
• this is Yosemite national park in california:
  
  
  
  
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  Posted by Clay Death on 16 Jun, 2014 10:31
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  Posted by Clay Death on 16 Jun, 2014 10:32
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  Posted by Clay Death on 16 Jun, 2014 10:33
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