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Last additions

Under the tree.Dec 01, 2007

A tree, a path and a church in the distance.Dec 01, 2007

Panoramic view towards Tržič.Dec 01, 2007

Colorful valley.Dec 01, 2007

The valley on the other side was already in the shade.Dec 01, 2007

Panoramic view of the Karavanke mountain range and Gorenjska region.Dec 01, 2007

St. Primož church on Jamnik.Dec 01, 2007

Leaves.Dec 01, 2007

Leaves in the wind.Dec 01, 2007

Leaves.Dec 01, 2007

A frolicking swan.Dec 01, 2007

Orange and red and yellow reflections ... and a few ducks.Dec 01, 2007

Reflections on Zbilje Lake.Dec 01, 2007

Zbilje LakeDec 01, 2007

Last sun rays.Nov 27, 2007

St. Ana church in Tunjice and Mt. Triglav in the misty background.Nov 27, 2007

Slopes of Mt. Krvavec.Nov 27, 2007

Mengeš, the town where I have been living for the past three years.Nov 27, 2007

Road to the west.Nov 27, 2007

Looking west.Nov 27, 2007

Looking south.Nov 27, 2007

Glowing larches on a slope.Nov 27, 2007

The view from the top of Stari grad towards the Kamnik Alps is always beautiful.Nov 27, 2007

A mushroom.Nov 27, 2007

Yellow leaves.Nov 27, 2007

A series of water mills.Nov 27, 2007

A bench and a trail.Nov 27, 2007

Reflection.Nov 27, 2007

The hike to Stari grad was like walking on a red carpet. Actually one had to be quite careful where to put one's foot as the slope was slippery as hell.Nov 27, 2007

Backlit fern.Nov 27, 2007

Red leaves and a green fern.Nov 27, 2007

One of the few leaves that hadn't fallen yet.Nov 27, 2007

The view of Stari grad from my house.Nov 27, 2007

The ground in our garden was full of red maple leaves, but surprisingly a few ferns were still growing.Nov 27, 2007

Lake Črnava in PreddvorNov 26, 2007

Pokljuka woods.Nov 25, 2007

Fairy-tale grassy forest. Do you see any elves? ;)Nov 25, 2007

Looking up.Nov 25, 2007

The trail leads through a thick pine forest the last ten minutes of the hike.Nov 25, 2007

The last stretch of the hike back to the car.Nov 25, 2007

Ski slope.Nov 25, 2007

Down the same ski slope we climbed in the gloomy morning.Nov 25, 2007

I never imagined the hike would end in such a beautiful and warm weather. Yes, I was a happy camper. :)Nov 25, 2007

Viševnik in the background.Nov 25, 2007

Larches.Nov 25, 2007

A larch twig.Nov 25, 2007

What a difference after the winter we'd experienced only twenty minutes earlier!Nov 25, 2007

Coming around the crest, the familiar view opened up again.Nov 25, 2007

Snow and ice in places. The sun doesn't shine here.Nov 25, 2007

Winter conditions.Nov 25, 2007

Karst features in the rock.Nov 25, 2007

Viševnik north face.Nov 25, 2007

The trail was snowy in parts, but luckily our shoes remained dry.Nov 25, 2007

The pass.Nov 25, 2007

Views from the pass.Nov 25, 2007

Rock and snow.Nov 25, 2007

Viševnik north face was a completely different story.Nov 25, 2007

At the pass.Nov 25, 2007

Dom Planika hut looked so much friendlier in the sun.Nov 25, 2007

"I want to go there!"Nov 25, 2007

Swirl of clouds around Triglav and Kredarica.Nov 25, 2007

Mt. Triglav and two mountain huts: Dom Planika on the left and Kredarica on the right.Nov 25, 2007

After a hearty snack at the top we headed towards the Srenjski preval pass with the views of Triglav getting better and better.Nov 25, 2007

Pokljuka forests, the Karavanke and Kamnik Alps ranges. Isn't it beautiful? :)Nov 25, 2007

And then the moment of joy: the first sun rays illuminated the slopes and suddenly the world changed and became bright and colorful.Nov 25, 2007

The top.Nov 25, 2007

The sun still wouldn't come out, but at least it wasn't so ominouns and depressing as it had been earlier.Nov 25, 2007

The curtain of clouds was definitely moving away.Nov 25, 2007

To the north the sky was beginning to clear. Were we going to have some nice weather after all?Nov 25, 2007

Dom Planika mountain hut was surrounded with patches of snow.Nov 25, 2007

At the top of Mt. Viševnik at 2050 meters above sea level. Mt. Triglav was hiding behind a cloud and jackdaws were flying over our heads.Nov 25, 2007

A dry branch.Nov 25, 2007

The last part of the ascent is steep and grassy.Nov 25, 2007

Looking towards Bohinj. Yes, dark clouds galore.Nov 25, 2007

Mt. Šmarna gora in the sea of fog.Nov 25, 2007

A typical sign for hiking trails.Nov 25, 2007

The second half of the hike. The sky was still cloudy, but at least it spared us the rain.Nov 25, 2007

Mt. Stol.Nov 25, 2007

Pine forests of Pokljuka and the Karavanke mountain range in the distance.Nov 25, 2007

Looking back towards Gorenjska where the fog still persisted in the valley.Nov 25, 2007

The steep section was soon over when we reached the larch-strewn pasture.Nov 25, 2007

After parking the car on the Pokljuka Plateau, we started ascending the ski slope. The clouds looked really oppressive and we feared rain.Nov 25, 2007

After a warm and sunny day, we were met by a snowstorm on the way back home!Nov 11, 2007

ŠtanjelNov 11, 2007

VineyardsNov 11, 2007

Smoke treeNov 11, 2007

VineyardsNov 11, 2007

Bohinj in all its glory.Oct 28, 2007

Marina skyline.Oct 22, 2007

Two men and a boat.Oct 22, 2007

After a hearty dinner of calamari, we sat back and enjoyed the sunset in the marina.Oct 22, 2007

Oily reflections.Oct 22, 2007

Sail and rope.Oct 22, 2007

Panorama.Oct 22, 2007

Piran in a curve.Oct 22, 2007

Red sail.Oct 22, 2007

Colors.Oct 22, 2007

Punta.Oct 22, 2007

The church dominating the town.Oct 22, 2007

We sailed into the Piran Bay and then turned around.Oct 22, 2007

Piran and its colorful houses.Oct 22, 2007

Piran from the other side.Oct 22, 2007

As there was time left, we sailed to the south past Fiesa to Piran. This is Piran church on top of a cliff.Oct 22, 2007

An attempt at kite-boarding or just showing off the kite? Note the ship in the background.Oct 22, 2007

Repetition.Oct 22, 2007

Izola.Oct 22, 2007

Reflection.Oct 22, 2007

Our sailboat for the day.Oct 22, 2007

The pier in Izola.Oct 22, 2007

After spending a coupld of hours watching Barcolana, we headed back to Izola to drop off one of the "crew".Oct 22, 2007

More than 2,000 sailboats, actually.Oct 22, 2007

Countless sailboats.Oct 22, 2007

I don't know how they managed not to collide in that crowd.Oct 22, 2007

An old-timer. I will have to ask how it's called.Oct 22, 2007

Some people were enjoying themselves a lot!Oct 22, 2007

Rust on the hull.Oct 22, 2007

The ones with bigger sails were, naturally, faster.Oct 22, 2007

Many more were coming.Oct 22, 2007

One of the fastest sailboats.Oct 22, 2007

Then they got closer really quickly. Here they were turning around a buoy.Oct 22, 2007

First we had to strain our eyes to even see the sails.Oct 22, 2007

A big orange boat with spectators observing the thin line of sailboats in the distance.Oct 22, 2007

There were plenty of other vessels, all hurrying to the same spot to see the race.Oct 22, 2007

We headed north, to Trieste.Oct 22, 2007

Sea gulls.Oct 22, 2007

We sailed out of the Izola marina at about 9 a.m.Oct 22, 2007

A rusty trawler was moored at the pier; I don't know if it is still used for fishing.Oct 22, 2007

Waiting for the rain.Oct 07, 2007

Dry bottom of the lake and Mt. Slivnica in the background.Oct 07, 2007

Later, I went to the nearby Lake Cerknica to see the sunset and take a couple of pictures.Oct 07, 2007

The sun was just setting.Oct 07, 2007

Looking straight up. Feel dizzy yet? :)Oct 07, 2007

Looking up.Oct 07, 2007

Under the small natural bridge.Oct 07, 2007

Reflections.Oct 07, 2007

From inside the tunnel.Oct 07, 2007

I'm not sure you can walk through this tunnel when the waters are high.Oct 07, 2007

There are flowers growing in the cave.Oct 07, 2007

A small footbridge.Oct 07, 2007

Entrance to the underworld.Oct 07, 2007

Looking back to where we came from.Oct 07, 2007

Reflections.Oct 07, 2007

It's darker than the photo makes you believe.Oct 07, 2007

There is a steep path leading into the cave system beneath the small bridge.Oct 07, 2007

It's a long way down if you fall over the fence.Oct 07, 2007

The arch of the small natural bridge is actually higher than the big one, but the bridge itself is thinner.Oct 07, 2007

In front of the Tkalca Cave the moss on the stones wasn't dark, it was bright green as it was above the usual water level.Oct 07, 2007

Looking out from the Tkalca Cave.Oct 07, 2007

Tkalca Cave.Oct 07, 2007

The entrance chamber is enormous.Oct 07, 2007

Again, it is NOT small.Oct 07, 2007

The entrance to the Tkalca cave, which is almost 3 kilometers long.Oct 07, 2007

After the rain there's a lot of water in the river.Oct 07, 2007

Heading down the dry river bed towards Tkalca Cave.Oct 07, 2007

On the other side of the bridge the dry river bed becomes more prominent with big, moss-covered stones.Oct 07, 2007

Well, the arch is 37 meters high.Oct 07, 2007

In this photo it actually looks dwarfed by the trees. Or does it?Oct 07, 2007

Big natural bridge of Rakov Škocjan. Does it look big?Oct 07, 2007

Field of daisies.Oct 07, 2007

More daisies.Oct 07, 2007

Daisies.Oct 07, 2007

Right before the town of Rakek I came across some fields unevely lit by sunshine. And there were white puffy clouds. :)Oct 07, 2007

Milky water.Oct 07, 2007

Long exposure.Oct 07, 2007

A silhouette against the sunset.Oct 07, 2007

The beach.Oct 07, 2007

The following evening was not as dramatic, but still interesting.Oct 07, 2007

The sunset was over.Oct 07, 2007

Many people were taking pictures on the beach.Oct 07, 2007

Photographer's heaven.Oct 07, 2007

The wooden fence above the beach.Oct 07, 2007

... until it was almost violet.Oct 07, 2007

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