A little recap from the last few days

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Author: Olivia (10)

We have been doing so much these past few days in Croatia. The first day we went to a small town. We stayed there for a long time, then we went home to watch Croatia play in the world cup. They won against Iceland. It was fun to watch it in Croatia with family.

The next day, we went to the Sokol tower. It was so awesome! The view was amazing!



Another thing we went to was an old monastery that one of our ancestors is buried in. In the building there were 4 kittens that me and Luke played with. We also went for a walk near the buildings.

The day after that, we went to a cemetery and saw a football field. After that for most of the day we hung around our house. We were a little bored so we went to a little town called Molunat  right by the water. We forgot our bathing suits so we could not get wet, but we did have a fun time watching the game and playing at the park. We even met a little dog that was wanting hugs.



Today we had a fun time going to Ston. We hiked up the wall and it was a lot of fun.



Then we went to the house and me and mom went up to Luka (a rocky area for swimming in the sea). Unfortunately, it started to rain and we got all wet though we will go back there soon.😃

Well that is it so......

LIVI OUT!
Location: Čilipi, Croatia

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  1. MarshaJune 30, 2018 at 6:56 AM

    Very nice report, Livi. I sure am enjoying this blog and all of the photos. It must have been very exciting to watch Croatia in the World Cup while you are in Croatia.

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