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Rain fell on us all day.
Vanya, our city guide, met us in the pouring rain in the historic centre of Sibinek. She started off on her regular patter about the square, when Manka suggested we tour the church first, out of the rain. She agreed verbally but was unable, even momentarily, to bypass important buildings and their history. Sibinek was one of those cross-roads cities - settled by the Roman...
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Isabel Gibson
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April showers . . .
. . . bring slippery-looking stones. I hope the footing wasn't as treacherous as it looks. That harbourfront is beautifully preserved/restored and the Sea Organ is a stroke of genius. It does indeed sound like whales singing, and the holes in the flagstones bring to mind blowholes. As for the bells, I love those central city squares, although maybe more to visit and wander through than to live beside.