staffsblue
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I thought the Croatians would have located said museum in Split.
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Travelling to Zagreb..
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I thought the Croatians would have located said museum in Split.
Gremlin
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I thought the Croatians would have located said museum in Split.
Boom, tish! Well done, sir.
aka blue jambo
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I thought the Croatians would have located said museum in Split.
Superb
It's great to read replies on this forum that make you laugh not cringe. Even my missus liked that one. Well done mate!I thought the Croatians would have located said museum in Split.
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First pint of the trip
#cheerstimcheerssimon
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staffsblue
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It's great to read replies on this forum that make you laugh not cringe. Even my missus liked that one. Well done mate!
Can't claim credit to that. I think Richard Ayoade used it in his "Travel Man: 48 hours in Zagreb programme". Made me chuckle though.
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What an absolutely incredible city Ljubljana is and only a €9 train ride from zegrab :+)
Well after all the scare stories about Security, pass port checks, belt buckles ect it was one of the least stressful and most friendly I've been treated at a European away, just a quick pat down no Paddles or emptying pockets, only down side was being kept in for half an hour, but you could still get a drink while you were waiting
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Ha ha, Ok I made a little joke when I said the Tractor Museum was closed but this is a real one...……………………..
Museum of Broken Relationships, Zagreb, Croatia.
Located in the beautiful baroque Kulmer Palace in the historical Upper Town of Zagreb, Croatia, the Museum of Broken Relationships offers a unique emotional journey around the world through hundreds of break-ups. Dedicated to failed love relationships, it exhibits personal objects left over from former lovers.
I can see a huge queue of Blues stood outside waiting for it to open. Worsley has pre ordered 4 tickets apparently.
Is there an exhibit re Alan Ball and MCFC, or Peter Swales? I'd expect 'em to have a whole gallery shared between them. I wouldn't be surprised if George Poyser hasn't got some kind of plaque!
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Well after all the scare stories about Security, pass port checks, belt buckles ect it was one of the least stressful and most friendly I've been treated at a European away, just a quick pat down no Paddles or emptying pockets, only down side was being kept in for half an hour, but you could still get a drink while you were waiting
SHould have gone. Opted to not go after problems at Etihad as I would go with kids :(