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Published: June 30th 2020
We had a late start at 10:00, which allowed me to write notes and others to go for a walk on the sea front.
We drove through the 5 km tunnel again. Coming out, Tomas pointed out the top of Mount Ucka shining in clear sun. After some highway travel, we turned onto a local road and then onto a single-lane, recently-asphalted road that wound in an intricate pattern through villages and local houses...
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Isabel Gibson
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Slovenia got the short straw when it comes to access to the Adriatic, didn't they? Trieste and that little strip immediately north look like they should be Slovenian. Was that the bit that changed hands 4 times in as many decades? Anyway, it's lovely country with stunning old buildings. I bet you were glad of good walking shoes. My only extended experience with cobblestones was in Guatemala and I'm amazed I got out without turning an ankle.