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Slovenia for lunch anyone?
... just here, but in France also. Then we sit and chat with the extended family for a while, it is a bit hard at times because most of them have so little English and we have so little Italian. Eventually Adriano tells us he will deliver us back to Mauricio's as they are expecting us. By this time it is already 8-30pm. Paul bids a fond farewell to everyone and he is especially sad to say goodbye to Zia Delfhina. This branch of the family live in Montina, but the other side of ...
Budapest
... all fairly excited about heading West and maybe having some rain. Yes, you miss it when its gone. Especially when its hot enough to fail to cook an egg on your engine. Anyway. We've got a fan spinning, a couple of beers down and its time to call it a night. We didnt do much in Budapest except look at buildings and, stuff, so, not much else to say! Tomorrow, ...
Ljubljana, Lake Bohinj & Lake Bled
... gorge which came highly recommended; however we didn’t have a map and thought we should first head to the tourist information office for directions. The lady in the tourist info office was a moody cow and getting information out of her was like getting blood from a stone! She really wanted to foil our plans to visit both the gorge and the observation point! She told us that it was a 4km walk to the gorge, 3km walk along the gorge when we got ...
Do you know Anze Kopitar?
Well we haven't had wifi in about a month, hopefully you have been well while we've been away. Lettuce see, what did we do in slovenia? I can't remember... Uh oh. Hmmm, oh okay it was pretty coo. I remember that.
We spent our first night there in Ljubljana and ate a pretty darn good hamburger. After a quick hop, skip and a jump by train we were up in Maribor, and that's when the fun really started. Our first hour in Maribor we scared ...
Škocjan Caves
... zigzagging formations) everywhere. Soon after, we entered into the “Great Hall,” which was a huge cavernous space filled with gigantic stalactites and stalagmites. The biggest column in the Great Hall has been measured at over 15 meters, and is estimated to be over 250,000 years old. (Our guide explained that it takes 150-200 years for a stalactite or stalagmite to grow one centimeter). We also passed a ...
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