Daddy wanted to check his Email and book hotel rooms, so we didn't get out on the mountain until 8:00. By then, the funicular we wanted to take had left, so we had to take the next one in 30 min. A busload of Japanese tourists came to take the funicular as well. The funicular was huge and crowded, but we did have a good view of The Julian Alps.
At the top, we walked to the only operating chair lift in the summer. It took us to a hill where there was a cross with a bell on it.
Then, we walked up to the top of the nearest mountain.
On the way to the top, we saw a cow, some succulents, some fossils, and some views.
We walked past the mountain and down into a small ditch. We ate lunch there. We tried to enter the tunnel, but Sam started to complain, so we walked back. We saw some eidelweisses and a type of succulent called Sanseveria.
Sanseveria
We walked to back to the chair lift and watched bikes jump of bike jumps.
We took the funicular back down, and it was crowded.
At the bottom, we got in the car and drove to the gorge. At the gorge, Daddy said it was the clearest River he had ever seen.
The gorge was a deep canyon. At the waterfall, we bought ice cream.
We also saw a huge snail!
After the gorge, we headed for Castle Bled. There were good views of the lake from Castle Bled.
The castle was made of rocks with fossils.
The casle was light grey and had a red red roof
It also had a Slovenian flag.
Inside there was a museum, but unfortunately most of the castle was a kitchen.
In one of the rooms, there was a toilet. It was a toilet you would find in the Iron Age.
In the toilet.
There was also a room where there where a lot of chalk drawings of people taking selfies. Daddy took a selfie next to one of those drawings.
Daddy and the drawings.
For dinner, we ate at another returaunt. This restraunt had a playhouse made of barrels near it.
The food was also delicious.
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