A few years ago, I was going to rent a bicycle in Izola, Slovenia, and ride to Piran. The guy told me “You know you can walk to Piran?” “You Can?” and so I did. I kept seeing plastic on the beach, found a bag, and started cleaning the beach. Someone was yelling behind me “Hey, Hey” Up runs a woman and asked if I was cleaning the beach? “yes” “I want to say thanks”, she’s nude (& super hot!). I’m thinking (“No, I want to thank you!”). Giving back has its rewards.
I don’t bike tour & camp in the winter. I still wanted to be outdoors. I watched the weather and checked the tide charts, perfect time. Public transportation is discounted on the weekends in Slovenia. I took the bus from Ljubljana to Izola round-trip for 4.50 euro.
It’s about a 5 hour hike. I left about 10:45 and low tide was at 14:00, which worked out perfect. It’s been years since I last hiked it. Kinda forgot how tough it is a times, climbing over big rocks and walking on fine gravel and sand.
HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS FROM THE DAY.
Towards the end, my 2 large bags were heavy and hard to manage over the rocks. Several people walked by me, none said: “Here let me help you.” I was actually a little surprised. One person kept passing me, stopping for a smoke,and then I would pass him. I made a little joke when passing him “my girlfriend’s a little trashy.” He just stared at me, like that’s not funny. (F-off)
I was so excited to eat at my favorite restaurant in Piran, Fritolin Pri Cantini. It’s closed until February 14, I’ve marked my calendar. So I went to the Vegan restaurant, PiranArt Vege Brunch.
So if you’re looking for something to do in the winter, with an environmental theme, here you go.
Enjoy,
Jeff
Next time send a picture of the nude girl, and leave the trash.
The nude girl picture still lives in my mind rent free!