Hotel Storman Celje

... to the archbishop who founded the stables and also was a big protector of animals. <br><br>Afetr the tour we see a great horse show - women, men, carts, dressage (see the videos). Then we send some postcards (Romain's brother Baptiste has his birthday on the 11th August so HAPPY BIRTHDAY little big brother!). <br><br>After we drive to Koper still in Slovenia, on the coast (btw Slovenia has just 44km of coast, all the rest is taken by Italy and Croatia) - not ...

... his book "Les Cerfs-volant de Kaboul" by Khaled Hosseini, very good, very good. <br><br>Alena, of course, loses her way and finally does a lot of cycling... on the other hand, she sees beautiful countryside and mountains and takes well need break. After the trip her legs are dead, it was a looooooooooong climb! She gets a little surprise for Romain in a form of local sausages, isnt she nice ...

... another level with bedrooms further down. Excellent lay-out!<br><br> <br><br>Can't keep Marko out of the kitchen. We had a speciality that Marko had cooked for us in Tasmania once. Both were very good so I don't know whether his sister taught him or whether he taught his sister.<br><br><br> <br><br><br>On the way back to my hotel I even came across some bloke who'd taken his guitar along to tea with him. <br>

... 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...

<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>

... in-laws. Lovely house on a hill in the countryside. Yes, it's nice to know someone in these places.<br><br> <br><br>The view from the tiny railway station back up towards where Slavko is staying. <br><br> <br><br>Good-bye at the station. I caught the train back. If you get on the train without a ticket during working hours, there's a big fine, but as the station had closed for the day, you can buy the ticket on the train... very civilised.<br>

... their Euro 2008 fixture with Germany. So we got stuck in alot of traffic and were caught in a massive red and white checked sandwich, with a few air horns for good ...

This morning we got up at eight because I had asked Sandra if we could go to her church for mass. The mass was at 9 When we got there Sandra told me that we would have to stand because people pay to have seats in the church since it is so small. That blew my mind. And if that wasn't enough they also had the men on one side of the church and the women on the other. I couldn't believe it. Sandra had warned me also that the priest wanted to be very modern and had a ...

Friday morning I woke up at 9:30 and Sandra was already up and making tea for us. For breakfast we had this delicious bread with this spread that Sandra said we don't have in America. It cam in a little plastic dish and it was like meat pureed is what it tasted like to me. It seemed like something you would eat on a sandwich for lunch. Sandra's kitchen had a little balcony attached to it and there was a beautiful view of the countryside from there. Sandra brought me ...

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