by Pam
Here is what Day 2 looked like. Can you interpret the meaning?
We headed to the Diocletian Palace for a walking tour and saw many familiar faces along the way. Split is a beautiful place with plenty to see. By the end of the day, I left Doug for a minute and when I came back, he looked like a homeless man begging for change.
The good news is that I walked Doug until exhaustion and his broken ribs are not causing pain and he has not taken any pain medication for a couple of days now. The bad news is that the weather report I saw indicated that today was the best wind we're going to have all week. Let's hope the report was wrong. But, if not, Doug has a packed agenda of sightseeing ahead of him and he is apparently excited about it because he just edited my post to add the following:
TheDiocletian Palace is a 1700 year old emperor's residence that forms much of Split's old city. It is full of shops, restaurants, and fantastic Roman architecture. We were fortunate to see the beginning of these men performing for another group of people.
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Thanks for the posts. Greetings from Ted Morgan in Annapolis. Track down my wife and say hi to her ... Kim Couranz, 194577. Missing the gang this year.
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