Our bosun Chloe has a highly tuned American palate. Her radar spotted this rather posh looking McDonalds as we drove out of town and decided we needed some fries and a coke. A perfectly American road snack for our trip east to the Medevil Golubac Fortress.
We made it to Serbia’s capital city. Our Airbnb is in the center of town which makes for the perfect place to walk around and enjoy the city. We hired some scooters and a guide and set out to discover Belgrade. This incredible city where Sava and Danube rivers converge, is one of the …
Serbian Traffic jam. An Endless array of tunnels; posh tunnels, hand-dug tunnels, and tunnels by the dozens… A little Americana…in Serbia
True story… If you visit a beautiful forest with someone who worked as a land broker specializing in large timberland tracts, your stunning sojourn will be interrupted by a ghastly amount of unwanted information. On the bright side, I can now tell you the site index, species mix, merch volume, and suggestions on …
We rented a cozy Airbnb with a spectacular view in Žabljak-although, come to think of it, we don’t think there exists a bad view anywhere in Žabljak. It’s all jaw dropping impressive. Everyone Montenegrin we met told us to drive up to see Crno Jezero–Black Lake and it did not disappoint. The air here smells …
We’re back on the road after our visit to the Ostrog Monastery and headed farther north in Montenegro to check out Black Lake. Along the way we enjoyed some awesome views and a lot of tunnels.
We took a little road trip into the heart of Montenegro to visit Ostrog Monastery. I’m not sure how it was possible to build this monastery on the face of a steep cliff—in the 17th century no less—but both hiking up to it and ducking inside the two tiny chapels inside caves—will equally take …
We rented a slip just around the corner from Porto Montenegro and rented a car for a week long road trip. As we were easing in to our spot and tossing lines when I noticed our new neighbors were flying a Ukrainian flag on their boat. I’m always happy to see this, as it reminds …
Kris is gone but the bag she “muled” over for us with stuff from home finally found its way to us. It also had her clothes in it, so perhaps she’ll have to come back out and get them.
Time to say goodbye to Bedouin’s trusty crew mate Kris. During her stay this poor girl took an early morning shift on watch during a passage, spent half a day picking up trash from the ocean, helped the captain troubleshoot a generator error code, spent two days scrapping off the exterior tint on her …
