 The Alps starting to poke their heads above the clouds as the plane got closer to Milan. I'm no Sarah Bloom when it comes to photography and I'm using my $50 e-bay Android phone camera.  For weeks I've thought...just let me get to Milan with Tyson. Let me get to Frank and Sally's car, then I can relax. This was the moment I was waiting for. Frank, Sally, the car and Tyson wondering what on earth is going on.  It was dark when we crossed into Slovenia and I saw nothing until the morning. My room has a balcony with a view of snow-capped mountains and steep-roofed Alpine houses. I saw the snow blowing from the peaks, and I heard a cow mooing. It's like living in a children's book.  Heading into town and looking back, Frank's house is the far half of the yellow building. The little blue thing with a pyramid roof is a shrine with the Virgin Mary in it. There are lots of them all over town.  So we went to Lake Bohinj 10 mins down the road...  ...and Tyson had a lovely time.
7 Comments
Barbara
28/11/2013 16:24:02
I'm glad you both arrived safely! Where in Slovenia are you? Do you have an address? Send our best to Frank and Sally! I'm reading Dudley and thinking of you!
pjl
30/11/2013 04:19:32
Hello Barbara. This is my first attempt at replying to a blog comment, so hope it shows up. Thanks for reading Dudley and I hope the sore hand gets better soon. I'll email with an address and I'll pass on your best to Frank and Sally. I'll write soon.
Cassandra
28/11/2013 19:18:16
Peter! You're going to be writing that book, set near Lake Bohinj, perhaps about a boy/man and his dog. That children's story is yours, just taking root. Thank you for posting these photos to let all of us mortals know you're safe. Regards to Frank and Sally, though we haven't met.
pjl
30/11/2013 04:25:58
Cassandra, I shall be writing the next novel soon, with lots of encouragement from the gang of three. Thanks for all your help over the past few years. You will meet Frank and Sally when you and yours come to visit, of that I have no doubt.
Jules
29/11/2013 23:19:20
So sorry about the view. ::snort:: Stunning, absolutely stunning. How many people in the town?
pjl
30/11/2013 04:28:52
Hello Jules. About 2000 in Bohinjska Bistrica I think. It's a great little place.
Gregg Gorton
30/11/2013 16:03:38
Those few pictures do convey a feeling for your Leave a Reply. |
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