15.5.2007 - Day 3: From Cres Lubenice
Breakfast 7:30 clock. With the gracious charm of a socialist past, you can choose between tea, coffee and Nescafe. 8 clock makes the pharmacy in which concern us Angelika supplies, including wound cream for chafing. The weather is cloudy with occasional showers. We, the Franciscan Monastery and the Church visit Sv. Franjo set and the walk away from there. First, the way leads us to the Marina by the Bay of Cres. It goes beyond the 14km long coastal road towards Valun. We enjoy beautiful views of misty coves and are glad that in this way the shadowless sun barely penetrates through the clouds. The pleasant, contemplative way is crowned in Valun of a fish meal in the restaurant at the harbor where we arrive around 13 clock. At damask tablecloths, the chef will spoil us with hake, squid and tuna from the grill. We eat a lot of this exceptional place and time. Only after a recent rain shower at 15:30 clock we continued our walk in the sunshine.
is to preserve order Anette strip it back with a part of our luggage to collect later leave the hotel bus, which our Bring sleeping bags to Lubenice.
We climb back into the mountain and scramble from sea level to over 250m high. On the Air Walk up Pernat, the threatened extinction of a small village, as the remaining residents are all over 60 years old.
Now go back under a cloudless sky, it l angsam but steadily from there up towards Lubenice , a farming town from prehistoric times. We arrive at 18:05 Lubenice clock and really enjoy the amazing view at sunset from the high cliff on the Adriatic.
At 19 clock brings the hotel bus sleeping bags, camping mats, the stocks the next day and Anette from Valun. Since there is no on-site hotel alternative sleeping sites are used. The men left the women's "gentlemanly" the rented house with covered beds in the old village. Themselves in sleeping bags and sleep on the floor of the former school building. Anette, Caro, Denny and Ralf are so close to nature that they spend the night in their sleeping bags on the rocky plateau under the stars. The dinner a la carte
front of the former bishop's seat. Lamb stew, pasta dishes and salads. Mangold potatoes? No, not this time. want to make
When the restaurant owners to 23, the clock shop close to leave the village to go to her family - ordered Keith-Heinz few carafes of wine, a pint Travarica and dismisses the restaurant owners to happy hour. Almost everything is drunk - so says the legend.
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