Sandra and her partner at a Tour agency in Vodnjan, Croatia north of Pula
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Lunch at Rocco's of Vodnjan on the way to Pula. The
dish on the lower left has a Flachskam family favorite, calamari. |
| Our waitress at lunch at the restaurant, Samantha. |
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A view of the dining room at Rocco's. |
| This lovely altar was in a tiny chapel near our
restaurant in Vodnjan.. |
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| The little chapel that contains the altar shown in the
previous picture. |
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This is an old church in Vodnjan, Croatia.
Unfortunately it was locked and
the priest was still teaching at the local school. |
| Bob and Nancy stand in front of the Roman amphitheater in Pula,
Croatia. This was our first view of the stadium. It is very
impressive. |
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We were allowed inside the
stadium. Nancy and Bob posed for Henry. |
| This view shows the right hand side of the stadium. |
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The north side of the amphitheater.. |
| This hallway leads to a museum under the stadium. |
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This map shows the transportation routes that the Romans
used. Pula is located at the tip of the Istrian peninsula and is direct
across the Adriatic Sea from Venice, Italy. |
| These amphorae were used to store olive oil which was
produced in this area. |
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A collection of Roman vessels in the museum under the stadium. |
| The museum contained several devices used to squeeze the oil
from olives. This block is lowered onto the olives. |
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Another olive-crushing press in which a heavy block is
pivoted onto the olives. |
| A collection vessel for the olive oil released by the press
behind it. |
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A typical amphora used to store and transport liquids such
as olive oil. The KWC Instrumental Analysis class studies a paper
concerning tree resins in such containers found in a sunken ship in the
Mediterranean Sea. |
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Nancy F. and Nancy C. in the exit hallway of the museum
under the amphitheater. |
| The floor of part of the amphitheater has been removed and
the walls of the rooms under it can be seen |
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It was time to leave the stadium Only the thought of
late night lions left from the past kept Nancy C from staying there
overnight. |
| Programs are still held in the amphitheater. This view
from the stands shows part of the floor and remnants of rooms for
gladiators, etc. |
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The stage area for contemporary programs held in the
amphitheater. |
| A parting view of the amphitheater. |
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