Sunset at the infinity pool in Split/Podstrana.  Because it was a beach/resort, there were waaaaayyyy too many kids around.  We did go into the spa and sat in the whirlpool and steam room (where kids aren't allowed).  Summer, it was a lot like Banya, but more generic.  They also had these really cool tiled lounge chairs that were heated.

Jay on the trail at Plitvice Lakes. 

The water was very clear so you could always see fish along the shoreline.  They don't allow any motorized boats in the lakes so hopefully they'll stay that way.

View from above.  We hiked up to the most elevated lake.  They all feed into one another through a series of slaps (waterfalls).

While the lakes were very beautiful, I do feel that they were a little overrated.  I think we're just spoiled with all of the alpine lakes we've hiked to.  The color of the water was very close to Colchuck Lake in the Enchantments, but not quite as grandiose.

Nighttime in Zagreb.  When we first arrived here at the bus station a few days ago, we weren't too impressed with the city.  After exploring on foot, we changed our opinion.  There are so many beautiful buildings and outdoor bars and restaurants.  The problem is, is that graffiti artists (and I use artists lightly) have tagged nearly every building.  Only the museums and hotels seem to remove any of it.

A little anarchist tagging.