What can I say about Dubrovnik? At the moment, not a lot. I wrote this category description before I went there. My travel journal automatically produces category pages whenever I assign a journal entry to a category that category will then appear in the “Locations” menu.
I’m told that search engines like to see text on pages they index. I’m a nice guy, I want to make search engines happy. I don’t like to be the cause of anyone’s or anything’s unhappiness. Therefore, I want this description to be there as soon as the category appears on my journal.
So, at this point, I don’t know if I’ll love Dubrovnik, hate it, or feel somewhere between those extremes about it. From what I’ve read, I think I’ll feel at least somewhat closer to love than hate for the city. If that were the case, I wouldn’t have booked and paid for the trip.
Because this journal doesn’t display a category in its menu until it contains at least one post, if you’re reading this that means I published at least one entry on Dubrovnik. If you read that/those entry/entries, you can discover a little about how I feel about the city. Now, go.
This is a subcategory of “Croatia” and a sub-subcategory of “Europe.”
I found the excessive, or should I say oppressive crowds in Dubrovnik old town this morning more than a little stress-inducing. This afternoon, I escaped...
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