Our group on the battlements of the old city.
I wondered what this was doing in the port of Gruz. The plaque on the side of this vessel reads: "The First Battleship of the Croatian Navy - task force of armed ships, Dubrovnik, the symbol and pride of resistance against Serbo-Montenegrian aggression on our town."
There were several of these keep-fit parks in the area. I think they are a splendid idea!
There was a delightful concert of folk music outside St Blaise Church when we paid an evening visit to the city. I like the patriotic lighting.
On visiting this church in the centre of Old Dubrovnik, I assumed this was a Greek or Russian Orthodox church and was amazed to find out that it was Serbian. My guide book says that it only has a small congregation. I am surprised it has any at all considering the recent "Homelands" war.
The Lijerica is a traditional 3-stringed instrument associated with local folk dances. The photo on the left was taken by the large Onofrian Fountain; the one below at Ston. Ann couldn't stand the screeching music.
