Good one, looks like a great place to see. Cats were pretty cool, love that they just let them roam free. Was not at all surprised to see Megan trying to engage one in conversation.
It was surprising in ever way! We didn't do any research on Kotor before visiting so everything was new and exciting around every turn. I think you'd really find some of the history fascinating. And yes, it's definitely the city of a thousand cats. We probably have enough footage for another video, just showing Megan feeding and playing with all the cats 😆
Being a Balkan stamp collector I've been aware of Crna Gora stamps issued during WW2. So rare to find! Love your Balkan expeditions guys 🥰 Keep roaming! 😁
You sent Andrew down quite the rabbit hole of reading all abut the history of Montenegro and the German occupation in WW2. This country has such an expansive history! And he did see that one site stated they are the rarest stamps of all the WW2 stamps, with less than 1000 issued?! As always, thanks for following along with our travels!
First ... 8:03 On the island you visited, there is not an Orthodox church, but a Catholic church. Second....Montenegro is not a new country, but has a 1000-year history as a state.It was in the union of equal republics in Yugoslavia, and with the collapse of the state, it restored its independence. Long ago, it was the kingdom of Duklja, through the state of Zeta, the Crnojevic dynasty, and later a principality and kingdom at the beginning of the twentieth century, which was illegally and forcibly abolished by Serbia in 1918. In the anti-fascist struggle 1945. Montenegro equalizes with the other nations in Yugoslavia and becomes a republic, which is also a state status. When Yugoslavia fell apart, it remained with Serbia for a while because it was a hostage of Milosevic's Serbian wartime regime, and then it became independent in 2006.
Thank you for the correction. I see now that originally there was a Serbian Orthodox Chapel, but after being taken over by the Romans, the Catholic Church was built, which is the one standing now. Thanks again for sharing.
We’re loving these stops you all made on this cruise, one more breathtaking than the next 🤩🤩 those submarine caves were so interesting!! Great vlog 🎉
We really had a great experience at each stop! Definitely would go on a another European cruise! Thanks for watching ☺️
Good one, looks like a great place to see. Cats were pretty cool, love that they just let them roam free. Was not at all surprised to see Megan trying to engage one in conversation.
It was surprising in ever way! We didn't do any research on Kotor before visiting so everything was new and exciting around every turn. I think you'd really find some of the history fascinating. And yes, it's definitely the city of a thousand cats. We probably have enough footage for another video, just showing Megan feeding and playing with all the cats 😆
Being a Balkan stamp collector I've been aware of Crna Gora stamps issued during WW2. So rare to find! Love your Balkan expeditions guys 🥰
Keep roaming! 😁
You sent Andrew down quite the rabbit hole of reading all abut the history of Montenegro and the German occupation in WW2. This country has such an expansive history! And he did see that one site stated they are the rarest stamps of all the WW2 stamps, with less than 1000 issued?!
As always, thanks for following along with our travels!
Love the blue cave! And talking to cats🤣
There were so many kitties!!! We found out after we left they had a cat museum. Now we have to go back for that!
Lovely video Andrew and Megan. Kotor looks great.
Thank you so much for watching! Kotor is indeed a stunning place that surprised us with its beauty and uniqueness.
Yes - looks amazing @@AndrewandMegan
Entertaining and educational ❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for joining us!
Knights of the old republic!
haha great game and Kotor, Montenegro is just as epic!
How much was the boat tour? And did u guys book it online? Loved the vlog btw❤
It’s about $50 (USD) the tour we did is linked in the description of our video! We booked it online. Thanks for enjoying the adventure with us.
Kotor bay
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First ... 8:03 On the island you visited, there is not an Orthodox church, but a Catholic church. Second....Montenegro is not a new country, but has a 1000-year history as a state.It was in the union of equal republics in Yugoslavia, and with the collapse of the state, it restored its independence. Long ago, it was the kingdom of Duklja, through the state of Zeta, the Crnojevic dynasty, and later a principality and kingdom at the beginning of the twentieth century, which was illegally and forcibly abolished by Serbia in 1918. In the anti-fascist struggle 1945. Montenegro equalizes with the other nations in Yugoslavia and becomes a republic, which is also a state status. When Yugoslavia fell apart, it remained with Serbia for a while because it was a hostage of Milosevic's Serbian wartime regime, and then it became independent in 2006.
Thanks for sharing and watching!
Sorry but thus church wasn't an orthodox,but roman catholic. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the correction. I see now that originally there was a Serbian Orthodox Chapel, but after being taken over by the Romans, the Catholic Church was built, which is the one standing now. Thanks again for sharing.
You are so American. The girl I mean.
Hmm what gave it away 🤔😆