
About thirty kilometres south of Šibenik the road came to the town of Primošten, which was once an island but is now connected to the mainland by a small bridge and a causeway. We stopped here for a break and walked to the top of the town to the church of St George that was surrounded by a graveyard full of spectacular monuments and headstones all lovingingly cared for and with vacant spots waiting for family members to join the already deceased. The sky was blue and the strong wind from the south made me optimistic that with all that weather coming from sort of Africa way that this was the turning point and that in the days ahead there were surely cloudless blue skies and soaring temperatures to deal with.
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Posted in Cathedrals, Croatia, Europe, History, Natural Environment, Travel, World Heritage
Tagged Croatia, Diocletian's Palace, Pink Inn, Podstrana, Primosten, Split, Trogir, Šibenik