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Caves and Prosciutto: Ljubljana, Lipica & Piran
We arrived to Ljubljana late Friday night and just got to the hotel and hung out before bed. Saturday morning we headed straight to the caves. I have been to the caves before in Ohio like the Indian Taverns but this was amazing. There were parts where the cave was over 100 meters tall! We weren't allowed to take pictures until the very end where the sunlight was because the flash on the camera could damages the inside of the cave. There were a lot ...
Caves n coast
... is the 'Human Fish' or proteum. This little creature is very weird looking, kind of see through and looks a bit like a baby dragon (which is what they used to believe it was) or a snake sort of thing with little legs. Around 30cm long, its blind and the only European vertebrate living exclusively underground.
Once we were sufficiently weirded out by all the odd cave creatures we then made our way to Predjama Castle which is ...
Cruise Blog 1
... continued down to Pristaniska Street and headed across the road to the Bonifika Sports Park where people were playing football and there was an international dog show happening! So we had a look there were a lot of the dogs are actually banned breeds in NZ (from my old MAF days) so it was quite cool to see these huge breeds of dogs.
From there we went to the equivalent of St Lukes to get some shampoo and conditioner (YAY!) and essential supplies like emergency ...
Venice
... in business since 1720 and has served the likes of Charles Dickens, Wagner and Casanova. No coffee for me there...20 euros for the privilege of sipping coffee. Visited a store where they make and sell Murano glass. Calzone and Gelato for lunch. Of course, a gondola ride on the Grand Canal to finish our visit. Tomorrow we head to Pisa and San ...
Verona and Padua
... caught up on the history I missed in school... Padua - a university town, the 3rd oldest in Europe, where Galileo taught. We visited St Anthony of Padua Cathedral, gothic architecture. We are staying near Venice, on the Adriatic Sea. Lovely, lovely seaside town with a marble boardwalk, fine sand and the roar of the surf (collected seashells to show Hope and Chloe) Our guide arranged for a turkey dinner for us, an unusual meal for Italians, nice touch. Tomorrow Venice! ...
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