The people of Pula have come to their senses: they are bothered by the dirty stone retaining wall of the Waterworks. It has always been dirty, and if they had not started to publicly point out this shame of Pula 7 years ago, many would still not have noticed it. A wall like any other in the once working-class and industrial Pula. And they washed it then seven years ago, and then, for good measure, it put on a little bit of a face mask again. The…
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The people of Pula have come to their senses: they are bothered by the dirty stone retaining wall of the Waterworks. It has always been dirty, and if they had not started to publicly point out this shame of Pula 7 years ago, many would still not have noticed it. A wall like any other in the once working-class and industrial Pula. And they washed it then seven years ago, and then, for good measure, it put on a little bit of a face mask again. The…