The decision to follow the scenic road 106 south from Ljubljana was a good one. It gave us the opportunity to see what Slovenia was really like in the countryside and it was a mass of lush meadows and densely forested hill sides, quaint villages and views of distant mountains. I had read somewhere that it was Europe’s most densely forested country by percentage of size and this was clearly true. The road was quite good as well and not a problem for us. At the border with Croatia, Petrina/Brod na Kup, I was surprised to see two manned border crossings and we had to produce our passports to both sides. I expect that Croatia is not a part of the Schengen agreement as we did not encounter the same when we entered Slovenia from Austria.
Firstly, let's admit it. You have nostalgia for the old days of Caravanning right? We all do. Sometimes though the reality of vintage caravans don't live up to expectations. On Caravanweb we like to look at what (other than the Caravans) made the old days so great. So say hello, stick around and be inspired!
