Be a tourist in your own hometown/ Budi turist u svom rodnom gradu

I'm a big advocate of the whole 'Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown' thing...and if there isn't such a movement, there totally should be. If you remember, I blogged about this before, so not to repeat myself you can read this post. If someone told me that I would feel cold  while wearing a puffer in April.... I know, who would have thought? Well, life is full of surprises and I for one am happy that is the way it is (most of the time anyway).

I did feel a bit silly when I saw an old lady in a swimsuit,  right there on the most famous Split's beach but the bays are naturally secured from the chilly wind that I was facing while I explored my hometown on foot. When you are playing a tourist in your own hometown you should dress comfortably (and warmly).

Ja sam veliki pobornik postajanja turistom u vlastitom gradu, a ukoliko taj pokret ne postoji, trebalo bi ga izmisliti. Ako se sjećate, već sam pisala o tome ovdje pa da se ponavljam. E, da mi je netko rekao da će mi ovog travnja biti hladno u debeloj jakni...tko bi to mogao pretpostaviti? No, život je pun iznenađenja i meni je drago da je tako (većinu vremena barem).

Istina osjećala sam se malo blesavo kada sam vidjela jednu stariju damu u kupaćem na Bačvicama, ali plaže su prirodno zaštićene od vjetra, a zbog vjetra je i bilo hladno, a ja nisam ostala na plaži već cijeli dan hodala po Splitu (buri unatoč). Kada se igrate turista u svom gradu, morate se obući udobno (i toplo).

*outfit details/ o kombinaciji: boots/čizme: Šimencki, ostalo/ rest: no name