We woke and had breakfast at what must be the most stunning surrounding I’ve ever seen at a motorway service station. With mist hanging in the forest and high peaks around us, the blinkered night time view of yesterday had opened into the most stunning vista and we soon wanted to get underway to enjoy the drive. We were very close to the Slovenian border and after just 45 minutes crossed over. Almost there. We stopped to swap over maps. TomTom, if you are reading this, you seriously need to remedy this ridiculous situation. Our TomTom came with a map of Western Europe when we bought it over a year ago. For this trip, we trip to buy just Slovenia as our destination, Bled, is very close to the border. Not only did we have to buy the whole of Central and Eastern Europe but had to wipe the entire device to add what is only an additional 40km or road. Why can’t we simply remove Spain or Sweden and add Slovenia instead? I’m fairly certain that this used to be the case. Anyway, TomTom, thanks for great maps and a lousy touch screen and user interface!
After buying the Slovenian Motorway Disc or Vignette, we headed off. One more tunnel, the Karawankentunnel, this time 8km long and we were on the home straight. With just 20km or so to go, we passed the turnings for Kranjska Gora and Bohinj, the old locations for Domancic’s Clinics. As it happens, the signs in Slovenia are excellent and we soon turned off the motorway and arrived in Bled. Passing Hotel Lovec on our left, the location of the clinic, our eyes turned to the stunning Lake Bled, it’s island chapel and cliff-top castle. We passed around the lake and soon saw the welcoming sign for Camping Bled. It was noon. Tomorrow we would go for biotherapy treatment at the clinic of Master Zdenko Domancic.
Recent Comments