
This day we were headed for the
Laghi di Fusine before going
back into Slovenia
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Robert and John getting into being
Italian
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Laghi di Fusine, upper lake
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Liza at the Slovenian/Italian border;
the white stone marked 1947 marks
when the Kingdom of Italy, after
losing WWII, lost the provinces of
Istria, Fiume, and part of Dalmatia to
Yugoslavia
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Haystacks - a typical sight in Slovenian
fields
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Planica valley, world cup ski
jumping facility under construction
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There were several ski jumps being
built for all ranges of training and
competition
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In Kranjska Gora after lunch, on the
ski lift up to take the "summer
toboggan" run (see track on hillside)
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John, Mark, and Joanne getting off
the lift at the top
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John
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Joanne on the toboggan
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Mark - perhaps slightly less
thrilled :-)
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John is into it!
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Back on the trail
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Lake Jasna
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Robert and Liza at Lake Jasna,
with Mt. Prisank (8356 ft) in the
distance
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Some Slovenian culture
before dinner, with music
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...dancing
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...and some folk tales
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Loved the accordion
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A "pass the hat" dancing game
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The Hotel Vitranc in Podkoren,
outside Kranjska Gora
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Mt. Ṧpik (8126 ft)
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Samo, John, Mark on the road
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Lunch stop in the Radovna valley...
what you don't see here is how
relieved we are to be over the pass
to get here!
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Robert and Liza at Lake Bled
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Atop the castle at Lake Bled
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John, Liza and Robert atop the
castle at Lake Bled, note church on
island in the lake (Assumption of
Mary Pilgrimage Church)
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At the castle at Lake Bled
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John and Robert looking good!
Show off those DHTB jerseys!
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Lake Bled
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Castle, lake, church on island
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Robert gets the winning shot
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Assumption of Mary
Pilgrimage Church
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On the lake shore
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What everyone must eat here - a
(big) piece of the famous cream cake
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Boat that goes out to the
island
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Back at the Hotel Vitranc in Podkoren,
the village festival is in full swing.
Prost!
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Hotel Vitranc, village festival
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Kranjska Klobasa on the grill
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And music provided by the Franca
Miheliċa ensemble (we bought a CD)
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