For your storm anniversary, here is a poem and a memory of a good August day which we spent in Planica in the Julian Alps last year.
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Last August, two days before I left Slovenia for almost a year, we took the chairlift up to the top of the ski flying hill and gazed at those getting ready to descend by way of the zipline. You would do it too, or at least much sooner than I who would do it never.
Then we had a late lunch in the former Railways holiday home where we spent many happy New Year’s Eves and is now “Finisterra” restaurant.
It was a lovely day with no storm in sight but you have known storms from the start.
Born in a storm Today is the anniversary of your storm. Born in a storm, which one are you: a ship the sea, or the storm itself? Born in a storm, sail on. Born in a storm, sea on. Born in a rage, storm on. And when the storm storms out, as it eventually does, continue as peace.

You haven’t arrived on any of these. (Nor with amore. He was here already.) 
With parents. In the middle of the photo are the stairs to the top of the zipline. 
We preferred to take this chairlift, while bestia guarded mom in the valley below. 
A collection of relatives of the brave ones had gathered. It was funny to listen to them express their fears. 
I’m pretty sure you were tempted. 
If you ever do it, send me the bill. It’s on me. 
You three did a short hike to the top of the ridge to see Austria on the other side. Or is it Italy? Both are near. 
And then we went back down the better way of the three. We could fly down on skis as well. (Well, maybe not us.) In the summer ski jumpers train and compete too. 
The green patch is where they land. Imagine that… 
This shot is like from a film where the script says: “Then she delivers the package to the bicycle boy just in time before the bad guy in plaid catches her.” 
Good mood was on, bestia included. I could hear him bark only the first half of the ride up. 
And then the mood even improved. Finisterra, Kranjska Gora. Yum. 
Many happy New Year’s Eve memories. The former Slovenian Railways holiday home, now Finisterra. 
The last look and then you were gone for almost a year.
I best you all the wish. Love you, sis!
This day in my blogging history

2016: Sis and doors 
2016: Your photos and my poem to Tom’s Diner:
I am sitting in the morning
at my desk here in the corner.
I am waiting for my sister:
one more year and you turn forty! (Read on)







I’d probably try this. I love heights.
And I love your sister’s cooking.
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Oh, Bojana, you are brave!! (Not regarding cooking.)
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I wouldn’t really call myself brave. Except for the height thing, extreme spots are not my cup of tea. I prefer being firmly on the ground and daydreaming.
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I would love the chairlift ride, up and down – not sure about any of the other options!
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Haha, I agree, Sarah. 😀 Thank you!
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Ooooh, a dedication to your sister and it’s clear you know her. I enjoyed this post, and all the extra sister stuff at the end. The photo with sis and the old door is so beautiful.
This place!! Pedro would LOVE this. He would be first in line and ask if we would wait while he went a second time. ha ha!
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Hihih, thanks, Crystal. Well… He will be in the neighbourhood! There is a nice bar to wait for him and watch him descend. 😀
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What a beautiful post to honor your sister, Manja!
I’d think about that zip line. I’m afraid of chair lifts! 😂 The scenery there is gorgeous.
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Hihih, Deborah, your comment made me laugh and I repeated it left and right to everybody. That’s one way to be rid of the mean chairlift, taking the zipline! 😉 Thank you!
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LOL! 😂
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Happy birthday! And together! (K)
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Thank you, K. Quite. A rare occurrence.
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Ah, what a great trip!
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Thank you, Sue. It was, especially for the quarantine year.
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😊😊
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