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Tires and Towers: Kranj and Ljubljana
... to visualize where we actually were in the city.
That night we went to a group traditional Slovenian dinner that came with entertainment. IT WAS SO FUN. Definitely something that we wouldn't have done if my teacher didnt organize it but it turned out to be such a great time. We went to a restaurant that was somewhat new but our teacher hired a folk group to come and teach us about their traditions. They did tons of dances and games ...
Island in the middle of a Lake: Bled
... we went to Bled which was amazing. From the castle you could see the entire island and the lake surrounding it. Then from the ground the castle looked so beautiful. It was such a unique and beautiful place. We walked through the castle that is now a museum and see someone use a printing press. It was cool.
I'm so glad that our study tour went here! We did a lot of outdoorsy things and it was really cool how ...
Summer Toboggan
... hell, why not?! So strapped in to a little kart each, they kind of sit on top of a single metal rail track which winds down the mountain. You just have a little handle between your legs to push forward to go and pull back to brake. Here we go!!
Kind of tame but also pretty hairy in places I enjoyed myself :) Picked up some good speed in a couple of sections and almost ...
Bovec rafting
Had a nutritious breakfast of a warm chocolate croissant accompanied by a hot chocolate before setting out for our drive to Bovec to go rafting! To get there we had to drive through the extremely scenic Vrsic pass (the highest mountain road in all of Slovenia) which rises up to 1611 meters in a series of 50 hairpin bends, before descending into the Soca Valley.
We made it to the small town of Bovec where we booked our white water rafting trip ...
Mountain Hike
... then walked the rest of the way down..
Once back in town we sat outside a cafe in the sunshine and enjoyed a ridiculously thick hot chocolate, comsumable only using a spoon. Once the sugar stores were satisfied we headed back to the car and drove part way up the mountain pass to The Russian Chapel. This was from during the First World War when Russian prisoners of war were commanded to build a road through ...
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