---In [email protected], <turquoiseb@...> wrote :
I've never been there, myself, but am looking forward to my friends' stories, because they might inspire me to visit there, too. I had a super time. We had our own hotel about 5 miles north of the old town and got buses in when we fancied a bit of culture. Nice cliffs and country walks nearby and plenty of interesting communist architecture to give it a very foreign atmosphere. I always intended to return to the place to rekindle some nostalgic memories but haven't got round to it yet. Are you a follower of "Game Of Thrones," Sal? This is what they turn Dubrovnik into as Kings Landing: I haven't got round to Game of Thrones yet either but have had it recommended. I'm going to have to schedule an entire future re-incarnation to watch/read all the stuff I promise myself I will try out. I see they've made a few changes to the Dubrovnik skyline though, unless my memory is really bad now... From: salyavin808 <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2015 2:19 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Ultimate Place to watch Game Of Thrones tonight It's a great place, fabulous climate. I spent a year there on a TM course. You might think that doing 9 hours of TMSP every day wouldn't leave much time for sightseeing but you'd be surprised at how much we packed in. All you had to do was skip the "knowledge" meetings and you had a few extra hours twice a day for swimming, hiking in the hills near the course hotel or getting a bus into the old town - pictured here - and having an evening meal or tea at an ice cream parlour. You can walk round the walls of the city too, that's a pleasant afternoon well spent. ---In [email protected], <turquoiseb@...> wrote : Two members of my extended family are going to be watching it from Kings Landing (Dubrovnik). Is that cool, or what?
