After the well-developed and fabulous but busy and touristy
postojna, we headed to another recommended cave. Much more primitive, a group
of eight of us pulled on rubber boots and armed with a powerful torch headed
into an underground river to take a small pontoon boat around a lake. You can
do a 4 hour and a 7 hour tour to go much further into this cave and I would
have really enjoyed that. We were limited do the ‘first lake,’ but it was
stunning.
So we did a cave on a train and walking and a cave on a boat
and walking.
Here are pictures from Krizna Jama (Cross Cave - named for a cross on top of the mountain above it.) (I am sure you remember from our previous lesson that jam means cave in Slovenian.)
https://krizna-jama.si/en/
Here are pictures from Krizna Jama (Cross Cave - named for a cross on top of the mountain above it.) (I am sure you remember from our previous lesson that jam means cave in Slovenian.)
https://krizna-jama.si/en/
| Jan in BOOTS. |
| Map of the caves, our illustrious guide and group. |
| The skull inside the case is a cave bear that was found here. The one on top is a modern brown bear. Quite a size difference! |
| Interesting mottling on the rock from the constant drip from the river above. |
| This looks remarkably like a wasps nest, to me. |
| We took a boat around the lake - a light under the boat our only illumination. |
Back to the hostel to drop the car and head over to the old
city. I had pasta with truffles & cream sauce. REAL truffles. Slices on
top, even. I bought a jar of white and a jar of back truffles to take home
early this morning you may remember.
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