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Dubrovnik in Sun and Rain
Dubrovnik, Croatia - whereistom - Tuesday, May 8th, 2007 : goo
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Just got back from a few days in Dubrovnik, which is possibly the most beautiful city in the world, thought I'd share a couple of photos.
Most of the roofs were replaced after the city was attacked and under siege in the war in the early 90s.
Apparently the crazy tourist walking tours carry on in the pouring rain!
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serlingrod: 8th May 2007 - 20:57 GMT
wow, what a unique post! this may be the first from croatia. those roofs almost look like their own terrain, like you could hop from one to the next.
Jamie: 8th May 2007 - 21:32 GMT
i'm not sure it's the first from croatia but it's a nice set of photos that's for sure. What's the kiln type thing all about. I also really like the photo of the brand new roofs as far as the eye can see. A beuatiful vestige of something quite quite ugly.
whereistom: 9th May 2007 - 21:08 GMT
Thanks for the comments!
Jamie - it's a fountain. When the city was under siege it was the only way the city's residents could get water.
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