Golubac, Serbia

Saturday July 20, 2024

Saturday was a big day of sailing up to Serbia following the Danube thru the Iron Gates passage (actually on eastern border of Romania). Because the passage is so narrow, we had to wait while a couple ships was coming down (we were traveling up river). Waited in full view of the the Statue of Decebalus a colossal sculpture carved from a rock located along the suggestive banks of the Danube, on the border between Romania and Serbia.

Some brave souls signed up for an excursion to hike up for a panoramic view of the statue and the passage. We passed to stay on board and see the Poppy Seed Strudel cooking demonstration in the  lounge by Chef Siyami (Uncle Sammy). All this followed later with a nice dinner in the restaurant. Sometime after dinner we continued up river in route to Belgrade, Serbia.

 

We had passed thru some locks during the night, but we got a first hand observation that morning. Quite incredible how it all works. One could reach out and touch the lock side as we passed thru.

 

 

Connie and I would always try to give thanks before each meal. We were very discrete as we didn’t want to act disrespectful, but our new friends from South Korea, Daniel and Jennie, noticed and shared with us that they also give thanks. They were encouraged that others were too. A good reminder of all the Blessings we receive, especially forgiveness through Jesus on the cross.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We enjoyed meeting new folks. Here we are joined by Daniel and Jennie from Seattle, along with Mike and Mary from San Diego.

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