A Visit to Slovenia, a treasure trove of hiking delights and activities in a small country.
The mountains present tough and difficult challenges just as they should. Who would want the test to be anything but true. Besides, what else do these 'bored giants' have to fill their lives?
We believe we have 'fooled' you for a second or less; actually, that's not true. Lately, I have been trying a overcome a burden suffered recently. "Hang" in there and hopefully, the times might change for the better. Then again, we can always continue climbing mountains. We are growing very fond of this activity, actually, wild about it.
From on high, the sights are magnificent. (Standing on Visenek Peak.)
Jen goes 'batty' in a cave for a short while only...hopefully.
"Where to now, Big Boy? Below Mt. Vogel Peak."
We're almost there, we're almost there, how wonderful, how marvelous to share. (Mt. Vogel).
A beautiful place to reach.
Adventure land with a difference, actually, many.
We appreciate the view; looking at the commencement point after a partial climb. The climb continues for a further 2,800 feet in height over the Soca River.
It was a proud moment. We appreciate the view of Svinjak Peak from the commencement point. To us, at the outset, it seemed an impossible challenge.
From the peak, we view a sizable section of the terrain, plus the 'life-raft'.
A great place to make a choice of the return journey, after a 'tie' between the 'contestants' on Mala Mostrovoka.
As he struggles to remain on his feet, in a manner of speaking.
Delightful scenes at height, climbing Mount Vogel. Jen sits below as she contemplates her next move.
Jen reaches Mount Kanin after sustaining an earlier injury...tough girl...again.
The highest mountain range in the country with the morning mist co-operating. (Mount Triglav).
The Wild-Outdoors, incredible times, blessed by Nature when it's 'relaxed'. Jen continues to where she hopes for a satifactory arrival.
A different view, outstanding scenes, while in awe. (Another approach to Mount Triglav).
Perhaps there is a more direct route than the one you are laboring...just a suggestion.
More height, further distance, greater reward...the ultimate benefit.
A mountain scene to remember, no, to cherish. Returning from Vrsic Pass to Kransa Gora.
Take Care and Cheers,
Jen goes 'batty' in a cave for a short while only...hopefully.
"Where to now, Big Boy? Below Mt. Vogel Peak."
We're almost there, we're almost there, how wonderful, how marvelous to share. (Mt. Vogel).
A beautiful place to reach.
Adventure land with a difference, actually, many.
We appreciate the view; looking at the commencement point after a partial climb. The climb continues for a further 2,800 feet in height over the Soca River.
It was a proud moment. We appreciate the view of Svinjak Peak from the commencement point. To us, at the outset, it seemed an impossible challenge.
From the peak, we view a sizable section of the terrain, plus the 'life-raft'.
A great place to make a choice of the return journey, after a 'tie' between the 'contestants' on Mala Mostrovoka.
As he struggles to remain on his feet, in a manner of speaking.
Delightful scenes at height, climbing Mount Vogel. Jen sits below as she contemplates her next move.
Jen reaches Mount Kanin after sustaining an earlier injury...tough girl...again.
The highest mountain range in the country with the morning mist co-operating. (Mount Triglav).
The Wild-Outdoors, incredible times, blessed by Nature when it's 'relaxed'. Jen continues to where she hopes for a satifactory arrival.
A different view, outstanding scenes, while in awe. (Another approach to Mount Triglav).
Perhaps there is a more direct route than the one you are laboring...just a suggestion.
More height, further distance, greater reward...the ultimate benefit.
A mountain scene to remember, no, to cherish. Returning from Vrsic Pass to Kransa Gora.
Take Care and Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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