adriatic

Czechs 1) were not a part of Yugoslavia 2) have a long tradition of visiting the Adriatic sea.

Quite a lot of people who travel to the Adriatic Coast use them to resupply.

I asked about it and learned that Tesla was from nearby, just across the Adriatic in Croatia.

Basically all the Mediterranean east of the Adriatic was either a Greek speaking colony or conquest, especially after Alexander had marched across it.

Similar scam is getting a fish or squid in local Adriatic coast restaurants, where in most cases you are getting frozen fish/squid from Asia.

We spent the prior ten days across the Adriatic in Vieste/the Gargano.

I live in a country where I don't speak the local language and on an island in the Adriatic sea.

Perfect weather on the beautiful Adriatic with some incredible cities.

I guess Iceland and Adriatic Sea countries will get my vacation budget instead.

The driving test from hell in hilly Adriatic cities: parallel park facing downhill To be fair even people who have been driving many years do this by grinding up the clutch.

While you will pay dearly for restaurants that are actually able to get a grasp on fresh local Adriatic fish, you can forget about 20 euros bills, and rather add another 0.

Let's see if they follow it with an article about Sweden (Kiki's Delivery Service), Colmar (Howl's Moving Castle) the Welsh mining villages of Castle in the Sky or Adriatic islands of Porco Rosso.

[OT] Another 'quite-similar' fact happened (in Italy) in 1967, when italian engineer Giorgio Rosa built an artificial island in Adriatic Sea, named it "Rose Island" and declared indipendence.

Now for the "Adriatic islands" (and coastal region overall) vegetables, they have very poor soil, not a lot of it and also the rain is scarce, so any improvements for larger harvest are very welcomed to the locals (that are barely able to supply themself, not million tourists flocking to the country each year) and I would imagine the risk is even higher there.

The "international order" you think exists is literally just Rome and its provinces, and those provinces are currently busy supplying a civil war in the European Borderland (one the Romans were a major factor in creating the conditions for it to occur) and they barely contribute anything to their obligations in the North Adriatic Treaty Organization to begin with.

Personally I am not touching the "homegrown stuff" vegetables from the home growers I don't personally know as: a few years back, it was uncovered (not Croatians only, this was wide spread in Adriatic region) smuggling EU forbidden pesticides from non EU countries into EU and selling them as they did improve harvest a lot.

They aspire to place themselves as Switzerland of Adriatic, mostly for Germanic speaking tourists.

Nor it's related to the Greek of the other side of the Adriatic.

I found Croatian significantly easier than Czech, perhaps because of centuries (millenia?) of trans-Adriatic Italian influence?