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In Lipice we go to see very famous Lipican horses. Ok, here is what we remember from the guided tour: the stables were founded in 1850 by the local archbishop, at the moment they have 400 horses which got their for from having crossed small cart horses and other kinds from Czech Republic, Austria, etc.; the majority of horses is white (all are born dark - black, brown, grey - but after 2-3 years they all become white), they have just one horse which stayed ...

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 ...

... I'm not into the mud culture, I went for a walk instead. I kept following the signs up into the hills that seemed to indicate a tourist trail, but it was pretty boring. Nothing but the same old woods with nothing special in sight. And it gets a bit spooky up there alone in the hills sometimes.<br><br>After a long walk around the outskirts of town up in the hills, I ended up at what seemed to be the ...

... 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...

We spent April 16-18 in the small town of Lescovec with the wonderful Pevec family (Steph's cousins). This was Steph's second visit to Slovenia and Mike's first. It was a terrific stay and we hope the first of many trips to Slovenia. Steph's cousin Borut was our host. He's quite a guy--full of life and full of pride for his country and family (as well he should be). Mike and Steph

Vabilo na potopisno predavanje POPOTOVANJE OD BANGKOKA DO PRAGERSKEGA Pridruzite se nama pri najinih dogodivscinah iz Tajske, Laosa, Kambodze, Vietnama, Kitajske in Rusije, kjer sva potovala med oktobrom 2008 in marcem 2009. KJE: OS Gustava Siliha Laporje, vecnamenska dvorana KDAJ: Petek, 27. Marec 2009 ob 18:00 VSTOP PROST Vljudno vabljeni! Tina Golob & Teodor Stimec

Lublijana, the capital of Slovenia is indeed a beautiful city. For those of us who love Wiesbaden, we would fall in love with Lublijana. It has style and class; beautiful architecture, canals, bridges, cathedrals and a castle on a hill that overlooks the city below. At the market sauerkraut was sold in ...

Postojna, Slovenia to see the Postojna Caves was next. When you are in this area this is a don't miss sight. "This is nature's most wonderful gallery" said Heny Moore, an English sculptor. The tour into the caves begin with a train ride that takes us 5 km into the caves which open up with wondrous sculpted galleries ...

... was hopeful that the weather would be better and the sun would be smiling on me as I woke. The Ljubljancani locals believe that the city was founded by Jason, the same Jason from the Golden Fleece stealing Argonauts fame, although there is no remaining proof to substantiate this claim. What is correct to say is that Ljubljana is a city full of charm, with a perfect mix of ancient history, atmospheric bars, and a vibrant street-café culture. Thankfully the weather God was on my side and ...

... vast space meant no train, wait the board is changing... oh, right.. it's now at platform 1!! Mass panic as we ran underground to get to the otherside before the train left... We got onboard, noting that the one sign on the train window said Munich... Munich? We don't want to go there.. why did they say this was to Wien? To which I asked the most arrogant train conductor, is this train going to Wien? His reply was a firm yes. So we went ...