



This is thought to be Marco Polo's house:-

Lyons Maid in China: the Marco Polo Connection
Marco Polo was born in Korčula town and while we were there a small pageant was held in honour of his return from China in, I think, 1286. There are a couple of pictures above. On our way to the pageant, we passed an ice-cream parlour advertising ice-creams to a recipe brought back by Marco Polo himself from China. Here is a photo of me holding Ruth’s tiramisu flavoured cornet and mine which has the original ice-cream flavour brought all the way from China by Marco. It’s a wonder it didn’t melt on the overland journey. Can you tell which one it is?
In case you are wondering, it tasted delicious. Well worth his being a wafer so long.

By the way, the white marks on the tree are chewing gum. It wasn't the only tree in Korcula which had been thus decorated. Why?

2 comments:
No photo of the nudist? Gum on tree...tree gum obviously fool!
T x
Presumably someone must have been led up the gum trees?
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