Susak/2021.
Streets are streets, same but different, the events on them mostly vary from the very pace of the local population.
This moment happened after we arrived on Susak island along with a catamaran, which also delivers supplies to the locals as there are almost no other sources for buying groceries or regular household things.
It can be a bit uncomfortable during the winter period as the storm can be strong and then catamarans are not able to travel.
We were greeted at the port by a group of people with various aids such as bicycles, wheelchairs that will make it easier for them to transport groceries to their homes.
Susak/2021
Or motor cultivator as a means of transport instead of walking, although the distance is indeed negligible - find your way, resourcefulness.
I think only tourists were taking a walk all over.
Mali Losinj/2021
There are also streets only for pedestrians and approaching with the car isn't possible, that fact doesn't make it easy for some people as the whole street is overcrowded with restaurants and hotels, so getting the trash out of it is a real effort.
The advantage of lack of traffic contributes to greater peace, especially if the place is intended for rest (in this case I was endlessly grateful, but dragging luggage down to the bus station was pretty annoying)
