Today we ventured out to the KRKA National Park (a gold star
for anyone who knows how to say it.. we still don’t know). The rain had started up again after we
finished our breakfast of coffee and jam on bread. Being prepared with rain gear, a walk around
the national park (which featured some waterfalls, rivers and traditional mill buildings)
was going to be a good option for the day.
The national park had some excellent boardwalks and
reconstructed working mill buildings, and traditional weaving displays. The mill was
particularly impressive with two huge mill stones crushing corn that fed into a
hole in the top of the stone to make flour. The top
stone spun around, driven by the power of the river flowing below.
Boardwalks
Millstone driven by the river below
Freshwater fish
Waterfalls
Baby swans
Boardwalks
Lookout over Roski Slap (waterfalls the locals call the 'necklaces')
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