Pula town

Spent the morning exploring the rest of Pula, to see the Roman Forum and arches, 2000 years old. Impressive. The main street is as you might expect full of tourist tat shops but everyone wanders round looking happy, the croatians all seem friendly and all speak English as its the only common language amongst the very many nationalities here.
We have been playing a game of spot the country on car numberplates all week and have counted 25 different ones - SLO RO I SRB A CH D H HR NL F B BG Rus PL S DK CZ Ua GB SK IRL LV E BIH

so croatia draws tourist from former Yugoslavia, eastern bloc and the west. Did NOT see Greece or Albania, Norway or Finland. It passes a long car journey, anyway.

In the afternoon David took the boys Karting at Green Garden, Dylan drove like a loony