Trip Notes # 1 (June 2017) - Europe:
Slovenia
Air
Tahiti Nui remains a very good airline.
Service is attentive - food is over the top.
Some Very Good Heidsieck "Bubbly!"
Service is attentive - food is over the top.
Menu Cover
The
lobster salad was more than enough food
Then came the veal entree The veal could be cut with a fork.
Following
our on-time landing at Charles De Gaul Paris Airport, we took two shuttle buses
to reach a satellite terminal where we took a connecting flight "HOP" (Air France) to Ljubljana,
Slovenia.
Ljubljana's
geography was totally unexpected. Massive Alp mountains lead to a beautiful
valley carved out thousands of years ago by large glaciers.
Making Final Approach To Airport
Welcome To Slovenia
Valley Floor: Close To Town - Great Roads!
Yes, Melania Trump's village is quite near. Unfortunately, there was no time to knock on her family's door and invite ourselves over for dinner. Maybe next time...
The
newer part of town had uninteresting architecture. It reminded us of the
Russian-style block apartment and office buildings built in the 1950's -
1960's. However, the "Old Town" is quaint, picturesque and looks
somewhat like Prague.
Several
pedestrian bridges cross over a river running through town center.
The old town area has its own, unique type of feeling - lay back and relaxed.
We got the feeling that the locals (and visitors) always find time for a cigarette, coffee, ice cream, pastries and, of course beer, beer and more beer...
River Cruise Anyone?
The old town area has its own, unique type of feeling - lay back and relaxed.
There Are Benches, Cafes, Bars and Restaurants Along The River
We got the feeling that the locals (and visitors) always find time for a cigarette, coffee, ice cream, pastries and, of course beer, beer and more beer...
Why Not!?!
Ljubljana is a pedestrian and bicycle town. Unlike China and Viet Nam, where bicycle traffic is logical and reasonably safe, the bicycle driving pattern seems chaotic and dangerous.
Bike riders of all ages zoom through narrow passage ways and pedestrian zones.
Time For More Sight Seeing!
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