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Summary blog
I love a good summary blog. Thanks for taking us along, and especially giving us an insight into the Intrepid Travel trip in Croatia. We are a long way off writing our summary/epilogue blog for the Greece trip... but I do enjoy the process of writing one - it gives such a nice air of reflection to the whole trip. Looking forward to hearing about your plans for your next trip :)

Roma the eternal city
Oh wow! Ok, Italy hasn't been on our radar to re-visit, but your food and architecture shots have really made me want to go back for more. Sound like you had an amazing time, and I'm so glad you took us along for the ride :)

Thank you!
Thank you again for taking me on one of your trips with you Lori! I have indeed enjoyed following along with you, and I enjoy reading particularly about the sights you see and the food - it seems food is a very important part of travel for you, and it's good to see you've enjoyed lots of that! I'm planning a short trip to Italy in February, and am thinking of visiting Croatia sometime next year or so, so these blogs have not only been enjoyable to follow, they've also given me some good inspiration for my own travels. Glad you got home safely and are now rested, and I love the idea of a post-trip contemplation blog, with a photo summary of your journey - it's like I did the journey again with you one more time in fast-forward! All the best to you both 😊

Beautiful Rome
So many beautiful churches and sights around every corner, it really is a wondrous city. I love your quote “You are Peter and upon this rock I will build my church", and how moved you were being in such a holy place. What an amazing city Rome is, and I think you've really captured this in your blog.

“The whole world is a narrow bridge and the main thing is not to be afraid”
I like that quote too! Some of the Baroque artistry in your photos is definitely over the top. I love travel days like this... getting under the skin of a new place by pottering around :)

Italian Cars
I love how you named the rental car! I got quite attached to mine in Iceland, lol. I think I should also give my next one a name too...! I also love the teeny Fiat 500 - I haven't seen one of those in years! The trulli look truly amazing (!), very interesting architecture, and very interesting to read about how they came about.

Family time
Ah how cute :) Does your brother blog on TravelBlog too? I have a very special place in my heart for Italian food and your food photos look amazing :)