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Where do you see them in the video? I cant see any

You mean stuff that is similar like this but either in a better or similar condition? Rom: Colosseum Pula: this here El Djem: El Djem Arena Leptis Magna: Leptis Magna Arena Arles: Arles Arena Nimes: Nimes Arena Verona: Verona Arena There is actualy way more, but those that I mention are most likely the highlights. El Djeme is my favourite to be honest, I can just feel that Gladiator wibe.....the sand colours, the sun....its so big and it looks so mighty. Next to those arenas, there are those other type of amphiteaters: -Aspendos theater in Turkey -Leptis Magna theater -Merida theater -Palmira theater and especially the Bosra theater in Syria -Dougga theater -Plowdiw theater Those are some beautiful ones. There are also those roman style temples such as: -the Baalbek temple in Libanon -the temple in Nimes -that one temple in Pula -the Parthenon of Acropolis -Garni temple in Armenia The biggest one is that in Libanon and also my personal favourite cause it just feels so mighty....the rest is smaller, but also beautiful. No, I never visited any of those, but I would like to.

Diocletian Palace in Split in Croatia is also interesting to see. Also in the balkans (without Greece) are: -the Justinian Palace in Gamzigrad in Serbia -Heraclea Lyncestis in Macedonia -Skopje Aqueduct in Macedonia -Diana Fortress in Serbia -Apollinia Park in Albania -Berat Castle in Albania -Butrint in Albania -Petrova Crkva or Church of the holy apostels Peter and Paul in Serbia -Viminacium in Serbia -Sirmium in Serbia -Mediana in Serbia -Nessebar in Bulgaria -Vinca in Serbia(not roman stuff, older stuff of a local neolithic civilization) -Tvrtkov Obelisk in Bosnia(disputed stuff....some claim it's from medieval times and build by Tvrtko, others say its before roman times) -Roman Villa Mogorjelo in Bosnia -Croatias Dubrovnik ... that's all that I know, but there is way more there, not like much fancy stuff, but if you get the chance you can go visit it Other things that are not roman are all those early medieval or late antic orthodox monasteries in Serbia, Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo(if you don't accept it as an independent country then its just Serbia) and also those more modern orthodox churches and stuff, stuff like those osmanic bridge in Mostar and those osmanic period mosques in general in Bosnia, the Vinca culture that I already mentioned in Serbia, those old and more modern catholik churches in Croatia....there is just so damn much. You can't compare most of the roman era stuff to the likes of Baalbek or El Djem or Leptis Magna, but it's still interesting to see and in a pretty decent condition. Mogorjelo in Bosnia, Justinians Palace in Serbia, Butrint in Albania...it has its own touch. But I think that Bulgarias Nessebar will remain my favourite of those all, cause its really in a good condition and it offers so much and I was there once. Its really a beautiful place, especially if you are into eastern roman culture and architecture.

If you like it really exotic on the other hand... -Teotihuacan pyramids in Mexico -Muyil pyramids in Mexico -Chichen Itza in Mexico -Edzna in Mexico -Nocuchich in Mexico -Tenam Puente in in Mexico -Sayil in Mexico -Yaxha in Guatemala and those are just few places there, you got alot of that stuff, especially in Mexico. Then of course in Indonesia you got for example: -the Gunung Padang Megalithic Site -Candi Sukuh In Zimbabwe you got: -Great Zimbabwe medieval ruins In Mali you got: -Great mosque of Djenne -Djinger Ber Mosque -Sankore Mosque(all stuff out of either the Mali empire or the Songhai Empire both from pre-colonial medieval times) In Ethiopia and Eritrea you got those Aksum Kingdom ruins and orthodox churches and monasteries. In Iraq you got: -Babylonia(it's a reconstruction pretty much but still interesting to see) -ziggurat of Ur (original) In Jordan you have: -Petra So those stuff that I mention here is neither the only stuff in those places nor necessarily the best, but it's beautiful and interesting. So much stuff that I want to see, but it's either too expensive or too less time or too dangerous to go to. Also Egypt, Greece etc. And all those colourful mosques in the world...for example in Iran or those former Soviet-Stan republics or in Afghanistan like this Blue Mosque in Afghanistan...why is it only so damn dangerous to go there? Also such a pitty that those 2000 year old giant stone Buddah statues in Afghanistan got destroyed by the Taliban some years ago... Or all those orthodox churches and monasteries or those catholik chruches and monasteries around the world....or those chinese and myanmar stuff. Its just so much out there its cool.

Not sure what your language is but this city has been around for at least 2000 years so where ever the name Pula came from it was there long before your language adopted a slang word using that. I am sure the people of Croatia don't care as well.

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Yes, we liked Lopud. We hope to visit again someday. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks, We feel lucky.

We have a DJI Mavic Pro. It is a very small but high quality drone. They just came out with a Mavic 2 Pro which is supposed to be a little better. Would make the old one a little cheaper to buy if you wanted one. I am dying to upgrade but it would be silly. Thanks for the compliment. You guys should sail to the Med. Uruguay will be there when you get through!

Thank you! The Med region is very beautiful. We really love Greece.

I am still blown away that this beautiful arena still exists and is used today. This is a fantastic place to visit! Thank you!

Sailing Foggy prelepo mesto za posetiti...tačno je ja već 11.godina živim na relaciji Pula---Subotica.veliki pozdrav.....

....pa ti nisi sa Korcule sto ih sanjas ...

Tebe ni rođena majka ne voli čini mi se.

We were at Marina Kastela near Split Croatia last year. We just put Foggy at Marina Preveza in Greece for the winter. We keep her in the water. We will return around the fist of April for 2019's season. We spend about 6 months per year aboard. The anchor that came with Foggy would not hold her and it only took a couple of anchor drags to buy a new anchor. We bought a Mantus 56 kilo, about 126 pounds and it holds like a champ. With reasonable chain out it does not move at all and provides a lot of peace of mind. I looked at Rockna also. One size smaller would be enough for the boat but after an uncomfortable experience I wanted overkill. The helm positions are less than ideal. Before we were looking for a boat with a flybridge or elevated helm. However, you quickly learn where you can stand to see all around and you go from side to side when you need to. We have adjusted to the position and have no problems navigating. There are a lot of nice boats with the helm at the rear and poor visibility when the sails are up. I just bought a remote control for the autopilot so next year I can sit on the front of the boat and steer if I want to!

My wife and I sail her with no trouble. We had my son aboard last summer as crew and with three it was a little easier. It is nice to have one at the helm and two tending the sails or handling the dock lines. The boat has plenty of room for friends and family. There has been no slamming in heavy sea and we have been in some rough conditions a few times. The bridgedeck in very high on a 570 so you speed over the waves with little to no pounding. A 570 could easily sail across the Atlantic or anywhere in the world. As a matter of fact we outfitted Foggy with a watermaker this year so we can make that crossing after we finish our tour of the med. The watermaker also frees one up to forget marinas and searching for water. With our solar panels, generator and water maker we seldom need to pay for a slip in the marina. Good luck to you!

Sure help yourself. Send a link back so I can view your musicvideo. Good Luck!

Believe it or not there is a Yellow Submarine here! Timing was not right to get it in the Shot. This was taken from Sherry's tablet as we motored around.

Thank you we are loving her every minute. This is a perfect boat for our live aboard lifestyle. Our plan was to bring her to the Caribbean but we love Europe so much we will stay here for quite a while and then go. The sandy beaches, warm water and marine life will be there when we get ready to go.

Sounds like a pretty damned cool plan to me! The Med has a lot to offer. Have you thought where you will spend the winter?

We rented the slip here at Marina Kastela for a year, until end of June 2018 so we will keep the boat here. We kind of wished we hadn't because we would like to sail a little further south and get even a milder winter. Right now the we plan to go home to the US in November and stay in our home until early spring then return. Our home is for sale but so far no buyers. We figure that once it gets cold and windy that we will be more comfortable there. Next year we will move on and by winter we will be in as mild a spot as we can find and stay on board.

We have just put our house on the market. May see you in the Med!

Fantastic, do you guys have a boat now or will you be looking? There are plenty for sale around the world.

Thank you David. We are very happy to have her. She is a great boat and we are enjoying her to the max. We have big plans to travel and explore and she is just the boat for us. We want to share our videos and I hope I can get better at producing them. Love to have you keep in touch. Thanks

Thanks. I have taken a few and will post more soon.