Hotel Grande Celje

... dark even after. The stallions are for the first 3 years kept in the stables near Postojna, after the selection is done, just the best ones are not castrated, poor horses... the mares are used just for cart pulling, approx. untill 25 years old, after they retire ad they live happily in the stables till they are 32-35 years old. All breeding is done by insemination, no natural sexual pleasures, again poor horses... there is also a beautiful little church ...

So we hope you checked the pics and just a few more details about this lake. As it is not on the map there were no foreigners, very calm and remote place. We could not believe but there was also a little bar with wi-fi, copier, open from morning to 11pm.<br><br>Unfortunately, all this tranquillity was disturbed later this day... we are woken by a very strange repetitive melody and yes, it is Hare ...

After paying homage to Tito, man of peace (that's what it says on the t-shirt I bought), we continued on to Tuhelj where we were supposed to meet up with Joe and his sister for a bit of wallowing in mud. Yeah, typical European activity. Australians must be the sickest people in the world considering we don't seem to have any of these mineral or mud baths that the Europeans seem to specialise in at ...

... t mean much, especially in the west, but in the days of stamp collecting instead of computer games, Tito was a familiar figure as besides ruling Yugoslavia for so many years his face was familiar to us in colours such as magenta to cyan as he was on stamps of many denominations of dinars.<br><br>Many of the houses have been set to display old crafts, such as - making wheels, making barrels etc.<br><br> <br><br ...

<br><br>I'm cheating a bit with this entry as actually I was in Veliko Trgovi&#353;&#263;e, the birth-place of Franjo Tu&#273;man, a few days ago... but I found this pretty good pic with me and the famous Croatian nationalist... well, I don't look so good, but Franjo does... <br><br>

Well, I finally met up with Slavko.<br><br>Actually Marko had assured me that his phone would work in Europe and I'd thus be able to contact everyone... But he didn't tell me that the phone that he'd previously used in Europe fell out of his pocket one day and while it was lying on the ground he ran over it. Apparently when he got a new sim and phone for some strange reason global roaming was no longer active.<br><br>Luckily I had the idea of ...

... city. It was practically deserted so we went for a wander around. The grim weather meant that there was mist surrounding the castle, and it all looked a bit fairytale ...

... as me (Sandra translated). That was so sweet and flattering. Jozi is a European truck driver and I told him that my brother is an American truck driver. He was really excited about that. He wants me to send him a picture of an American truck since they are quite a bit different. After that wonderful visit we went back to Sandra's. We weren't there for very long when Sandra's neighbor and aunt found out that she had an American guest and she said we had to go ...

... key. There was a large old tree in front of the church. Sandra said it was planted by the Turks when they invaded and robbed the church centuries ago. The key to open the church was even old. It was one of those long old cast iron keys. The inside was so cute. It was decorated in the Baroque style I would guess.But the church must have been older than that. I could see some evidence of previous frescoes that were probably painted on the walls of the church when it ...

... mal u Avstralijo studirat - no torej: grem studirat u Australijo :) na podiplomca - da ne bo kdo pametn - kaj kaj bos pocela :) Tko da js bi VAS LEPO PROSILA - sej vem, da je to neumn, sam ne vem, ce boste lahko to gledal, ce nimam vasega MSN naslova, oz. nevem kontakta, js bi predvsem rada vidla KOK ljudi je to bral, ker mam ful velik obiska na pageu glede na to, da sem ...