Then we headed to the south to explore the Karst. Fall colors weren't peaking yet, but we did manage to find some fiery red smoketree.
Even some vineyards displayed the lovely red and yellow leaves.
More photos here.
23 November 2009
The church at Javorca and a few glimpses from the Karst
In late October Luka, Mary and I explored western Slovenia. First thing in the morning we drove to the Tolminka valley, climbing the winding gravel road to the end of the valley where there is a small memorial church of the Austro-Hungarian army, built during WWI. The setting at the foot of the mountains is very picturesque and so is the church itself. Unfortunately it was closed so we couldn't admire its ornate interior.
Then we headed to the south to explore the Karst. Fall colors weren't peaking yet, but we did manage to find some fiery red smoketree.
Even some vineyards displayed the lovely red and yellow leaves.
More photos here.
Then we headed to the south to explore the Karst. Fall colors weren't peaking yet, but we did manage to find some fiery red smoketree.
Even some vineyards displayed the lovely red and yellow leaves.
More photos here.
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3 comments:
Great photos Ana! What could I expect less from you?
The first one is my fave.
Another fan of the fisheye, hehe. :)))))
hello, when visiting Javorca you had perfect weather. In fact it was too perfect. Photos would be better with some clouds, but you can not predict everything. Photos are beautiful enyway
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