Draga Bašćanska, D102 (OSM)
of course, the main crop tree of Krk is the olive, and the last activity of every stay in Krk is to go to the oil mill in Punat and stock up on olive oil as fresh as impossible in any grocery store.
but on those slopes too steep or too far away from villages, there are secondary forests growing, consisting mainly of juniper and oaks. a search for <a href=„https://markus-spring.de/?s=oak+krk“>oaks on krk</a> on this blog shows quite a number of them, most notably one of the <a href=„https://markus-spring.de/2021/11/27/reaching-out/“>giants</a>.
of course i have visited them again this year, and with rainy weather and a laptop at hand started to create a leporello, ready to be printed, cut, folded and glued when we are back home. here is a facsimile, still with the wrong text, but you get the idea.
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