Slovenia On The Road 2018 (6/8). Kozjak Waterfall and Soča Valley
This post is a kind of inevitable continuation of the previous. The reason I had to split it in two is that I couldn’t fit All The Photos in one. Continue Reading →
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Slovenia On The Road 2018 (5/8). The Julian Alps: from Kranjska Gora to Bovec
Story of a special drive from Kranjska Gora through the Julian Alps and Vršič Pass all the way to Bovec, in the Soča Valley. So much beauty! It’s easier Continue Reading →
Slovenia On The Road 2018 (4/8). Unexpected detour to Vintgar Gorge
Vintgar Gorge is unique. Alongside Bohinj, the Julian Alps and Soča Valley, it was my most favourite place in Slovenia. Here’s why. Vintgar Gorge is a whole other story. Continue Reading →
Slovenia On The Road 2018 (1/8). Preliminary remarks
Brief introduction to my recent road trip around Slovenia, a country dangerously easy to fall in love with at first sight. Let’s go! Over the past few months I’ve Continue Reading →
Faroe Islands 2018 (8/8). Vestmanna Bird Cliffs Tour
Chronicle of a mindblowing boat tour to the Vestmanna Bird Cliffs, a top highlight of Streymoy Island, and a favourite nesting place for seabirds in the summer months. The Continue Reading →
Faroe Islands 2018 (6/8). Colours of Sandavágur and Trøllkonufingur
The walk from Sandavágur to the cliff known as Trøllkonufingur is very pleasant, the view stunning all the way. They say Vágar is not the most unforgettable of the Continue Reading →
Norway 2017 (5/6). Mount Rønvik and (almost) Keiservarden
A half-day hike around Mount Rønvik and Keiservarden, one of the most popular hiking routes in the Bodø area, and the perfect view from the top. Let’s go! Say Continue Reading →
Norway 2015 (3/6). Trip to Jegersberg and Beyond
Story of an eventful day trip to Jegersberg, outside Kristiansand: a LOT of water lilies, small beaches, hungry cows, and stunning views. What a day. Hiking around the Jegersberg Continue Reading →
Norway 2016 (7/9). Hiking in muddy Bymarka
Bymarka is a natural reserve around two kilometres west of Trondheim. A microcosm of hiking trails and scenic views you will hardly forget. It’s barely three o’clock in the Continue Reading →
Bavaria 2016 (4/4). Afterword
On how to say goodbye and, especially, how hard it is to be good at it. On pink skies, friendship, and, again, delicious food. Leaving Andi’s place was like Continue Reading →