mention that while in Slovenia, we also visited the seaside town of Piran. From Ljubljana on, we got around via a red, beat-up Renault that made up for in character what it lacked in horsepower. The car was great since it allowed us to see places that would have been hard to get to via Slovenia's limited public transportation system, such as the small town of Radovljica (better known as the home of the beekeeping museum); a gingerbread factory; a Russian chapel commemorating the Russian POW's who perished during the construction of the Vrsic Pass, a mountain road with 50 numbered hairpin turns in a 12 mile stretch; Stanjel (a nearly abandoned hilltop village that has been adopted by artists); the cavernous Skocjanske Caves with their impressive stalactites and stalacmites and of course, the aforementioned Adriatic seaside town of Piran.
Blah, blah, blah...and now the Netherlands.
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