…….is called Hum and apparently has a permanent population of 24 and most of them were away when we visited. We did meet a few other tourists and shop keepers and it was truly quite lovely. You can do the whole town in less than 30 minutes unless of course you stop at all six of the little shops to taste the grappa, olive oil, truffles, wines and honey. Jim, who had no Croatian money on him at the time of our visit, came running in (well, kind of) to the store I was in asking me for some Croatian currency. He doesn’t shop much so I was curious as to his purchase only to find out he had read an article quite a while back about how good walnut oil was for your skin. Unbeknownst to me he had looked for it at home but couldn’t find it and I’m sure he looked outside of Tidnish! But there it was in Hum, the tiniest town in the world and tinier than Tidnish so he bought a bottle and was quite pleased that he, too, had a souvenir form Croatia. The picture is of Jim and Marilyn in Hum and the bottles to the right of them are small bottles of olive oil although they look like large bottles of wine, I think………an illusion really from the smallest town in the world.