Bol, Croatia
Bol, Croatia, on the island of Braĉ, a town of 2000 - except in summer when there are tens of thousands of visitors. Quarries on Bol are the source of the white stone used to build Diocletian's Palace in Split - and the White House in Washington DC
Street in Bol (one of the few other than the waterfront road that went across the side of the hill instead of steeply up!)
One of the many huge rosemary bushes in Bol
Waterfront esplanade in Bol, looking toward Hvar Island
Harbor in Bol
End of the tourist season - a nearly deserted restaurant in Bol
Small bay, with the Dominican Monastery on the Glavica Peninsula
Bol, Croatia, on the island of Braĉ, a town of 2000 - except in summer when there are tens of thousands of visitors. Quarries on Bol are the source of the white stone used to build Diocletian's Palace in Split - and the White House in Washington DC
Street in Bol (one of the few other than the waterfront road that went across the side of the hill instead of steeply up!)
One of the many huge rosemary bushes in Bol
Waterfront esplanade in Bol, looking toward Hvar Island
Harbor in Bol
End of the tourist season - a nearly deserted restaurant in Bol
Small bay, with the Dominican Monastery on the Glavica Peninsula