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Once we got there, I saw a great small almost hidden beach. Since we had got snorkeling gear, we snorkeled and found fish, oral and sea urchins (the prickly things). It was really cool.
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.After that, we went to walk around Lopud, and found another beach, which we also swam in because it was really hot (that's a lie, the sun was hot, it wasn't so hot out, so in the shade it was very pleasant). After going swimming we went to get ice-cream, and it was very good. After that, me and Sarah went to go get mangos (alright, alright, Sarah says they were peaches, but anyway, they made American fruit taste rotten).
And now my dad and sister went to get pasta for dinner tonight. So tomorrow night I will not be in Croatia, but in Montenegro!!!!!!! So as we say here, dobar (that means goodbye)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ben . . . your description of the city walls of Dubrovnik (and I did not need help getting up there)reminded me of the final words of the immortal Croatian patriot, Bogislaw Stanislovski, the hero of the Battle of Hastings in 1492, who cried out . . .
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Loosely translated . . . "Don't worry boys, we'll get em next time!"
Cruising, two beaches, snorkeling, native fruit, ice cream and pasta AND you are not melting in the warm "pleasant" weather. Sounds like life is pretty close to perfection. Doesn't get much better than all that!!!!!!! Our weather has been pretty great too. We are keeping busy but boy oh boy do we miss seeing you. Loves and hugs to you all.
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