Bela Breza, Slovenia
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A perfect retreat from the hustle & bustle. In the heart of nature at the gate of Kamnisko-Savinja Alps. Forest, mountain, wild river to rejuvenate & chill We are on the doorstep of the Kamnisko-Savinja Alps, excellent walking from the apartment - just go up the garden and into our forest. Plus mountains to walk on, climb up and marvel at.
Swim, kayak, raft in/on the Savinja river. Very good cycling routes with plenty to see on the way. Lots of cultural and historic places of interest. Good local cuisine. Something for all abilities and tastes. English hosts with a wealth of local knowledge. B&B or meals on request.
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Feel Slovenia
This short video shows a mere fraction of what awaits visitors.
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Bella Breza's top star, Jonathan Dexter Weatherspoon was three years old on Thursday. He celebrated by wearing his best bowtie and getting lots of cuddles, a big piece of banana and a whole digestive biscuit... lucky lad that he is.
UNILAD Adventure
Come on in.... The country's lovely!!
Bela Breza, Slovenia
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Just now, in the forest behind the house we have the Lesser Butterfly Orchids in bloom. These wonderful, rare flowers are night scented to attract the moths that pollinate them. Any wonder that they are a protected plant?
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The early yellow orchids in the forest edge are dying back now and the next flush of Early Purple Orchids and even a few White Orchids are in the ascendancy.
Human brain hard-wired for rural tranquillity
Not surprised at all.... We have found tranquility here in Šentjanž.
Timeline Photos
As regular visitors will know, we live in one of the oldest recorded settlements in Slovenia. The church in the village in it's current form was built in 1617 and the bell tower was added later. In the bell tower, up some rickety stairs is the remains of a 17C fresco of St Christopher carrying the Christ child on his back. As it is mostly in the dark the colours are remarkably well preserved considering the age of this ancient artwork. I was able to photograph this just yesterday. While we ponder this, consider that in the forest edge above our house are the remains of something even older, pre-dating even the Roman settlement and the Mithras alter to be seen in the outer wall of the bell tower. A Celtic Fort no less.
This is the World's Most Sustainable Country
Come and visit, we're happy to show folks round....
Landscape Photography by Ales Krivec
The gorgeous Kamnisko-Savinska Alps..... On our doorstep and loving them.
15 Reasons to Visit Slovenia - Swedishnomad.com
There is so much more than Bled and Ljubljana, come and see for yourself.
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