Firstly, my apologies to anyone who was sent a version of this post without any text. For the first time, in more than 170 posts, I accidently hit the ‘Publish’ button!
These photos are from a day trip we took during our tour of Croatia. It was a long day, with a lot of time on the road, hassles at the border crossing, queues for toilets and a so-so lunch in a so-so location, Budwa.
However, Kotor itself was very attractive, as was the water body – the largest fjord in the south of Europe – on which it is located.
This is the last of ten posts I have published about our visit to Croatia. And now it is less than nine months until we fly to Amsterdam, via Dubai, for our next visit to Europe. Not that we’re counting!
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Maggie and I are both in our late 60s and live in Melbourne, Australia. This blog is devoted to our shared passions for travel and fine dining at home.
As cooks, we are skilful and adventurous within a framework of mainly traditional ingredients and techniques, and we aim to prepare nutritious food that looks good and tastes delicious. Our evolving repertoire is influenced by both our travels and Melbourne's vibrant food culture.
From 2008 to early 2020, our priority travel destinations were overseas, although we have always spent a bit of time each year exploring parts of Australia.
Our first overseas journey together was to Italy in the northern autumn of 2008. We later travelled in France (2009), Spain (2011), Singapore and Cambodia (2012/13). Most of our international adventures from 2014 to 2020 are covered in this blog.
We have now reached a time in our lives when the prospect of long flights to distant places are unappealing, so we will travel mainly within Australia or to countries that are close to home.
Rick and Maggie's food and travel adventures 