Part of the city wall at the town called Krk on the island called Krk.

The Bishop's residence, opposite the church.

Australians are only allowed utes, SUVs and V8s, according to our Prime Minister, to haul their caravans to th

Walking the streets at Vrbnik, on the Croatian island of Krk.

The world's narrowest road is in Vrbnik. There was no need for streets to be wider in those days.

Krk

2019年7月26日, クロアチア ⋅ ⛅ 30 °C

From Senj, we gaze every day at Croatia's largest island, quite popular for summer holidays for people from nearby countries. Today was time to visit. The island has several towns, dating back hundreds of years.

Australians can only have utes, SUVs and V8s, according to our Prime Minister, so they can haul their caravans to their favourite camping site every weekend so any infrastructure to support electric cars is laughable. What a goose. Meanwhile, in the tiny, ancient city of Vrbik, they are putting in charging stations, just like so many other places in the world, other than Australia.もっと詳しく

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