Habakuk Maribor

... for breakfast (much like how we savour our caffeine fix first thing in the morning...). We weren't too sure that what we got was actually what we ordered, but we hung around for one more round before walking to the station. <br>Noting that Leannes train was running 20mins late, we settled into the cafe/bar at the station and proceeded to have a couple more rounds ...

... get there and where to head to next...<br>Upon arrival at the train station, our next obstacle was the 'helpful' station attendant who was the most reluctant person I've encountered working in a 'service' industry (and I've encountered a few on this trip..)<br><br>With tickets in hand, &amp; time on our hands, we found the bar and tried to spend what few Florints we had left at the bar... Whist waiting for our train, our Italian ...

... restaurant near the baths. With a very pleasant outdoor area, nice menu, pleasant staff that humoured me by speaking Croatian. <br><br> <br><br>After a bit of a read I wandered back to find these two trying to get out... Well, not quite. They were muddied up too, but only their legs which doesn't show up so well in the photo. They'd arranged for me to get in for nothing i think. We had a few beers ...

... really is very well done.<br><br> <br><br>Here's Slavko returning from a visit to Tito. Even though he swam across the river into Austria to get away from Tito, he still couldn't help but take off his hat when he went into the house... <br><br> <br><br>Me trying to look like Tito... at least I've got the right coloured shirt on. <br><br> <br><br>And trying my hand at baking...<br><br> <br><br>All very picturesque...

... encased in bread (&#269;evap&#269;i&#269;i) . Both came with copious amounts of raw onion but the meal was excellent - recommended.   The next day we were struck by Europe's 'Sunday curse' again; in an attempt to find some sort of brunch before embarking on the train to Ljubljana, the best we could manage was a chocolate ice cream and two satsumas with no supermarket or sensible food vendors open. 

Vabilo na potopisno predavanje POPOTOVANJE OD BANGKOKA DO PRAGERSKEGA Pridruzite se nama pri najinih dogodivscinah iz Tajske, Laosa, Kambodze, Vietnama, Kitajske in Rusije, kjer sva potovala med oktobrom 2008 in marcem 2009. KJE: OS Gustava Siliha Laporje, vecnamenska dvorana KDAJ: Petek, 27. Marec 2009 ob 18:00 VSTOP PROST Vljudno vabljeni! Tina Golob & Teodor Stimec

... 9 König Fritz 1 Tag 06:20 10 Sperrer Karin 1 Tag 06:25 Siegerin der Damenwertung! 11 Heinrich Gert 1 Tag 08:22 12 Gotthard Ewald 1 Tag 08:43 13 Krammer Joe 1 Tag 08:43 14 Schmalfuß Olaf 1 Tag 09:33 Was soll man da noch sagen: "Ihr seit alle große Helden, Gratuliere"

... Team bekam stündlich die Verständigung, dass sie schon früher aufbauen müssen und die Zeit wurde immer wieder noch füher angesetzt. Schließlich konnten die Organisatoren Jo 3km vor dem Kalch gerade noch abfangen um rechtzeitig das Ziel aufzubauen. Der Bürgermeister bedauerte, nicht persönlich dabei zu sein, aber keiner konnte ahnen, dass Jo bereits um 4:55 über die Ziellinie laufen würde. An dieser Stelle will ich dem ...

... of cycle. Please don't forget about slocenian beer also. Laszko - very good !!! We were there during fest and we could eat also the biggest hot dog I've ever eaten in my life:) Lot's of fun !!! Aha slovenian hiphop is cool ! Whole journey was really interesting and full of suprises. I had no idea that I'm able to cycle 90 km in 4 hours. We're going to start cycle for record. Slowly making bigger and bigger distances. Next travel is to Zagreb in Croatia.

... it sausage) hot dog slices (can't remember what they called that), and asparagus. Good stuff. From there, we walked looking for shops. The problem was that anything we bought there could have just as easily been bought at the mall in Las Vegas. That and the strict luggage requirements led to us giving up and heading to Ptuj.