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View by Date or Latest First Next Previous All Entries Waterfalls and a Consolation Meal Out - 20/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 20/11/2017 We had been advised... well, the suggestion had leached itself in to my head, that we should go and visit the picturesque waterfalls at Lake Kozjak in the Croatian National Forest. Some from the campsite, it turned in to an epic drive to get there, especially as about of the road was being resurfaced! We left the campsite at about 10:30hrs to drive the 1 and ½ hour drive to the Lake. The road, surprisingly took us up above the snow line to what was laughingly marked on the map as a carpark... so 3 hours after our departure, we turned the car around and let it settle in to a snow drift, whilst we donned our walking boots, hats and gloves.We walking past a closed, snow covered ticket office, and headed down to the ferry which would be taking us to the waterfalls. Some confusion on our behalf ensued as we tried to find out how much the ferry was going to cost. In the end we climbed on board the ferry, expecting to pay there. No one checked for tickets or asked us for money so we sat back and enjoyed the electric ferry ride to where we wanted to get off. It appeared that not many waterfalls were active as the water level was low because of the amount of snow in the surrounding mountains. As we reached the landing stage, we, along with the rest of the passengers stood to disembark and we were told to sit back down, We waited for the four new passengers to embark, then they cast off!!! We were taken to the main landing stage where we all disembarked. The rest of the passengers headed up to the hotel on the hill, whilst we searched around for any information. When we found that there was no information on offer, we decided that a walk along the side of the lake was preferable to running for the last ferry at 15:00hrs, which it turns out we had missed anyway. The walk alongside the crystal clear waters of the lake was pleasant in the dwindling sunshine as it dipped below the tops of the mountains. The drive home to Zagreb was as epic as the drive out, with the same of resurfacing slowing us down.That evening we decided that, as we were moving on in the morning, we would avail ourselves of a pizza from the campsite eatery Pizzeria Jezero, and a very fine pizza it was as well. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 2 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining A Walk around Zagreb - 19/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 19/11/2017 We drove to the local train station, an impressive away from the campsite..,. we could have taken advantage of the FREE shuttle, however if we had we would have had to train and walk back as the day in Zagreb took longer than expected. We arrived at the local train station of Podsused parked in the FREE car park. We bought the tickets from the lady behind the counter, who spoke brilliant English and even gave us the tickets before we had paid for them The trip, it said, would take 17 minutes and would leave at 11.59. It did and it did, the wonderfully modern train with crystal clean windows We arrived in Zagreb Central Station and, after visiting the 125-052, an old steam locomotive, built in 1891, which had, in its time, reached a majestic speed of /hour. We walked across the road and up through the Park of Trg Kraklja Tomislava, which was in the throws of being converted in to an Ice Skate Park for the winter, past the statue of Kralj Tomislav who reigned, as the first king of Croatia from 925 until 928 AD, through the park land, past the Umjetničkia Pavilionand the artwork of Strijelanje talaca, until we got to the meteorological and public amenity, the amazing Meteorološki stup, a wonderfully public meteorological station, encompassed in glass and marble. The four sides offered current temperature, air pressure and a barograph, the accurate time and longitude and latitude and, I have to admit, one of the few pieces of furniture I would happily have in our caravan With empty pockets we walked up to the centre of town, the City Square, with its market stalls, roasted chestnuts and hard skinned skewered bread buns filled wit Sausages and mustard, of which we availed ourselves, before heading up towards the amazing Zagreb Cathedral.The cathedral is the most monumental sacral building in Gothic style southeast of the Alps, with its high narrow windows, and history oozing from every tomb and stained glass window. Inside we met a man, from Zagreb, with great English, who told us of the history, and beatification of Alojzije Stepinac (b . 8 May 1898 d.10 February 1960), who, after the 2nd World War, was imprisoned by Tito, the new leader. For 5 years he was in a prison, where he was systematically fed doses of arsenic. He was released in to house arrest where his health deteriorated until he died. On 3 October 1998, Pope John Paul II declared him a martyr and beatified him.After a memorable wander around this magnificent building we headed next up through the Capitol and across to another of the many city parks, this one called Opatovina, which was adorned with some amazing street art.From here we a couple of sets of steps and a road past a statue of George and the Dragon and up through an arched tunnel which took us around a corner where one wall was covered with memorial plaques and, to my surprise, the other side had pews, with a nun praying in one of them. Later, looking at the map we found it was a church or cemetery, with a street running through the middle of it called Kamenita vrata, also known as the Stone Gate.St Mark's church was our next point of call with its beautifully tiled roof with the coat of arms of Zagreb (white castle on red background) and Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia. depicted on its roof. We assisted a Vietnamese girl in taking a few photographs of herself in various strange poses, before heading down to Park Bele IV and on to some 'restored' roman ruins, where, in the 12th - 11th century BCE a small community existed.We then started our walk back to the station down some dishevelled steps through an Art Garden. Every step a different colour and every terrace and building a different mural.The Well of Life, situated in front of, and along with, the National Theatre made for a grand end to this fantastic day out in Zagreb.Of course that wasn't the end of things, we missed the train by 30 seconds so had to wait for 20 minutes for the next one and, while we waited, we saw the train to Belgrade pull in to the station and the Christmas Special pull outI do like a train to finish the day off . No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 10 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining The restart of our trip to Zagreb - 17/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 17/11/2017 After a couple of days of fraught and ultimately rewarding hassle, today we would relax and take a stroll around the lakes which we are camped next to. The low cloud, to which we alluded to on our arrival day, was still with us, and the temperature had risen to the dizzying heights of 6°C so we donned the thermals and set off around the lakes, next to which the campsite is situated. The gravel path, we assume the lakes were for gravel extraction, were east and flat with a number of free to use BBA points dotted around the perimeter. A flock of around about 30 black storks flew by, another flock of about 200 cormorants circled their chosen, winter breeding area and a few ducks of various varieties made their presence felt as we disturbed them in our wanderings. The path good enough to drive a car along deteriorated at the far end of the second lake then passed through a local fly tipping area and then back to a normal path as we neared the road. Our phone map showed a path going through a commercial area, so we, dubiously, followed the map until it turned out to be obviously very wrong. Perhaps a throw back to the days of Tito or the civil war that followed the break up of Yugoslavia, who knows. The place was a mass of broken buildings and old rusty machinery. We quickly abandoned that part of the walk and returned to the road. About later we were able to take a road back to the lakes past a large building which dispensed tarmac by the lorry load to whoever wanted it. The smell came in wafts of indescribably thick and pungent lumps, but thankfully we were soon passed it, as well as being up wind and up hill, of the premises. So we arrived back at the campsite after a good walk No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 3 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining Two Days Sorting Stuff. 15th and 16th November 2017 View the Photo Gallery So the Electric part of the Gas/Electric heating system in the caravan has failed, and as we pay for electricity when we visit a campsite, it is now time to get it repaired. on the 15th November we drove over to the other side of Zagreb to see if Petroni Camping and Caravaning Centar existed and, after a drive we fund that it was and it was open and they spoke good English. 5 minutes later, after a telephone conversation with the mobile mechanic, we were back in the cat heading back to the campsite as he was on his way to see what the problem was. We arrived 30 minutes before the mechanic who was courteous and well presented. He checked a few things and when he realised that he was going to have to remove the fire, he advised us that he could do no more until we took the caravan to his workshops. We agreed to be there at 10:00 the next day and he left us to ponder on what time we would have to get up. Well, the 16th ended up as a day and 7/8th. We were up at 07:00 and drove to the other side of Zagreb to Petroni Camping and Caravaning Centar. Arrived at 10:00hrs on the dot, so far, so good. We had to turn the phone off aeroplane mode so that, should the mechanic need to he could ring us. Almost immediately we received a phone call from someone selling me something irrelevant to our current situation To while away the time, we walked around a shopping centre until we got bored. This took all of 10 minutes. We drove back to the repair shop and sat outside the gates and played games on our phones! After the allotted 2 hours were up, the Caravan was fixed. It turns out that the main switch on the wall has 230v going in and 74v coming out of it! That�s obviously going to stop a 230v appliance from working!!! When I went to pay the man for his service, the credit card had gone walk about and, we didn't have enough cash. A bright idea of paying by euros fell by the wayside when they could not be found. I ended up paying by debit card which incurs commission. With the caravan back at the campsite the search started and I found the Credit Card in my wallet in one of the deep pockets and the euros in the front of the car. We ate out in celebration, pizzas made by someone else No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 2 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining And so a trip to Zagreb - 14/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 14/11/2017 The weather, when we awoke was sunny and the temperature a balmy 13°C, We paid and set off on our way to Zagreb... I have to admit I wasn't expecting what happened today, As we approached the bottom of a snow capped mountain, the number of road signs flashing warnings at us increased substantially until we arrived at the toll booths. We grabbed a ticket and started up the gradual incline as the wind grew stronger and the temperature fell, until we finally reached the snow line with the wind gusting to about per hour and our speed was voluntarily reduced to per hour and the temperature dropped to 0.5°C. We Drove through an ever increasingly desolate landscape until, to our relief signs indicated that the toll road was closed, and we were decanted off the motorway, through the toll booths and on to the old main road. The experience of the motorway made the shelter and snow laden beauty of the main road that twisted on upwards through the mountains, something wonderfully surreal. The trees, covered with snow, the cloud laden skies, the ploughed road and the knowledge that we had snow chains if required, suddenly made the experience, not only enjoyable, but worth every metre of wind swept motorway covered. We decided to follow the meandering main road all the way to our destination, Camp Zagreb, rather than rejoining the motorway, so much more interesting. We arrived at Camp Zagreb at about 15:00hrs to a warm welcome and a beautiful campsite next to a large lake. It was a shame about the low cloud and cold temperatures which persisted for most of our stay here. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 10 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining And so a trip to Zagreb - 14/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 14/11/2017 The weather, when we awoke was sunny and the temperature a balmy 13°C, We paid and set off on our way to Zagreb... I have to admit I wasn't expecting what happened today, As we approached the bottom of a snow capped mountain, the number of road signs flashing warnings at us increased substantially until we arrived at the toll booths. We grabbed a ticket and started up the gradual incline as the wind grew stronger and the temperature fell, until we finally reached the snow line with the wind gusting to about per hour and our speed was voluntarily reduced to per hour and the temperature dropped to 0.5°C. We Drove through an ever increasingly desolate landscape until, to our relief signs indicated that the toll road was closed, and we were decanted off the motorway, through the toll booths and on to the old main road. The experience of the motorway made the shelter and snow laden beauty of the main road that twisted on upwards through the mountains, something wonderfully surreal. The trees, covered with snow, the cloud laden skies, the ploughed road and the knowledge that we had snow chains if required, suddenly made the experience, not only enjoyable, but worth every metre of wind swept motorway covered. We decided to follow the meandering main road all the way to our destination, Camp Zagreb, rather than rejoining the motorway, so much more interesting. We arrived at Camp Zagreb at about 15:00hrs to a warm welcome and a beautiful campsite next to a large lake. It was a shame about the low cloud and cold temperatures which persisted for most of our stay here. Two Days Sorting Stuff. 15th and 16th November 2017 View the Photo Gallery So the Electric part of the Gas/Electric heating system in the caravan has failed, and as we pay for electricity when we visit a campsite, it is now time to get it repaired. on the 15th November we drove over to the other side of Zagreb to see if Petroni Camping and Caravaning Centar existed and, after a drive we fund that it was and it was open and they spoke good English. 5 minutes later, after a telephone conversation with the mobile mechanic, we were back in the cat heading back to the campsite as he was on his way to see what the problem was. We arrived 30 minutes before the mechanic who was courteous and well presented. He checked a few things and when he realised that he was going to have to remove the fire, he advised us that he could do no more until we took the caravan to his workshops. We agreed to be there at 10:00 the next day and he left us to ponder on what time we would have to get up. Well, the 16th ended up as a day and 7/8th. We were up at 07:00 and drove to the other side of Zagreb to Petroni Camping and Caravaning Centar. Arrived at 10:00hrs on the dot, so far, so good. We had to turn the phone off aeroplane mode so that, should the mechanic need to he could ring us. Almost immediately we received a phone call from someone selling me something irrelevant to our current situation To while away the time, we walked around a shopping centre until we got bored. This took all of 10 minutes. We drove back to the repair shop and sat outside the gates and played games on our phones! After the allotted 2 hours were up, the Caravan was fixed. It turns out that the main switch on the wall has 230v going in and 74v coming out of it! That�s obviously going to stop a 230v appliance from working!!! When I went to pay the man for his service, the credit card had gone walk about and, we didn't have enough cash. A bright idea of paying by euros fell by the wayside when they could not be found. I ended up paying by debit card which incurs commission. With the caravan back at the campsite the search started and I found the Credit Card in my wallet in one of the deep pockets and the euros in the front of the car. We ate out in celebration, pizzas made by someone else The restart of our trip to Zagreb - 17/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 17/11/2017 After a couple of days of fraught and ultimately rewarding hassle, today we would relax and take a stroll around the lakes which we are camped next to. The low cloud, to which we alluded to on our arrival day, was still with us, and the temperature had risen to the dizzying heights of 6°C so we donned the thermals and set off around the lakes, next to which the campsite is situated. The gravel path, we assume the lakes were for gravel extraction, were east and flat with a number of free to use BBA points dotted around the perimeter. A flock of around about 30 black storks flew by, another flock of about 200 cormorants circled their chosen, winter breeding area and a few ducks of various varieties made their presence felt as we disturbed them in our wanderings. The path good enough to drive a car along deteriorated at the far end of the second lake then passed through a local fly tipping area and then back to a normal path as we neared the road. Our phone map showed a path going through a commercial area, so we, dubiously, followed the map until it turned out to be obviously very wrong. Perhaps a throw back to the days of Tito or the civil war that followed the break up of Yugoslavia, who knows. The place was a mass of broken buildings and old rusty machinery. We quickly abandoned that part of the walk and returned to the road. About later we were able to take a road back to the lakes past a large building which dispensed tarmac by the lorry load to whoever wanted it. The smell came in wafts of indescribably thick and pungent lumps, but thankfully we were soon passed it, as well as being up wind and up hill, of the premises. So we arrived back at the campsite after a good walk A Walk around Zagreb - 19/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 19/11/2017 We drove to the local train station, an impressive away from the campsite..,. we could have taken advantage of the FREE shuttle, however if we had we would have had to train and walk back as the day in Zagreb took longer than expected. We arrived at the local train station of Podsused parked in the FREE car park. We bought the tickets from the lady behind the counter, who spoke brilliant English and even gave us the tickets before we had paid for them The trip, it said, would take 17 minutes and would leave at 11.59. It did and it did, the wonderfully modern train with crystal clean windows We arrived in Zagreb Central Station and, after visiting the 125-052, an old steam locomotive, built in 1891, which had, in its time, reached a majestic speed of /hour. We walked across the road and up through the Park of Trg Kraklja Tomislava, which was in the throws of being converted in to an Ice Skate Park for the winter, past the statue of Kralj Tomislav who reigned, as the first king of Croatia from 925 until 928 AD, through the park land, past the Umjetničkia Pavilionand the artwork of Strijelanje talaca, until we got to the meteorological and public amenity, the amazing Meteorološki stup, a wonderfully public meteorological station, encompassed in glass and marble. The four sides offered current temperature, air pressure and a barograph, the accurate time and longitude and latitude and, I have to admit, one of the few pieces of furniture I would happily have in our caravan With empty pockets we walked up to the centre of town, the City Square, with its market stalls, roasted chestnuts and hard skinned skewered bread buns filled wit Sausages and mustard, of which we availed ourselves, before heading up towards the amazing Zagreb Cathedral.The cathedral is the most monumental sacral building in Gothic style southeast of the Alps, with its high narrow windows, and history oozing from every tomb and stained glass window. Inside we met a man, from Zagreb, with great English, who told us of the history, and beatification of Alojzije Stepinac (b . 8 May 1898 d.10 February 1960), who, after the 2nd World War, was imprisoned by Tito, the new leader. For 5 years he was in a prison, where he was systematically fed doses of arsenic. He was released in to house arrest where his health deteriorated until he died. On 3 October 1998, Pope John Paul II declared him a martyr and beatified him.After a memorable wander around this magnificent building we headed next up through the Capitol and across to another of the many city parks, this one called Opatovina, which was adorned with some amazing street art.From here we a couple of sets of steps and a road past a statue of George and the Dragon and up through an arched tunnel which took us around a corner where one wall was covered with memorial plaques and, to my surprise, the other side had pews, with a nun praying in one of them. Later, looking at the map we found it was a church or cemetery, with a street running through the middle of it called Kamenita vrata, also known as the Stone Gate.St Mark's church was our next point of call with its beautifully tiled roof with the coat of arms of Zagreb (white castle on red background) and Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia. depicted on its roof. We assisted a Vietnamese girl in taking a few photographs of herself in various strange poses, before heading down to Park Bele IV and on to some 'restored' roman ruins, where, in the 12th - 11th century BCE a small community existed.We then started our walk back to the station down some dishevelled steps through an Art Garden. Every step a different colour and every terrace and building a different mural.The Well of Life, situated in front of, and along with, the National Theatre made for a grand end to this fantastic day out in Zagreb.Of course that wasn't the end of things, we missed the train by 30 seconds so had to wait for 20 minutes for the next one and, while we waited, we saw the train to Belgrade pull in to the station and the Christmas Special pull outI do like a train to finish the day off . Waterfalls and a Consolation Meal Out - 20/11/2017 View Photo Gallery for 20/11/2017 We had been advised... well, the suggestion had leached itself in to my head, that we should go and visit the picturesque waterfalls at Lake Kozjak in the Croatian National Forest. Some from the campsite, it turned in to an epic drive to get there, especially as about of the road was being resurfaced! We left the campsite at about 10:30hrs to drive the 1 and ½ hour drive to the Lake. The road, surprisingly took us up above the snow line to what was laughingly marked on the map as a carpark... so 3 hours after our departure, we turned the car around and let it settle in to a snow drift, whilst we donned our walking boots, hats and gloves.We walking past a closed, snow covered ticket office, and headed down to the ferry which would be taking us to the waterfalls. Some confusion on our behalf ensued as we tried to find out how much the ferry was going to cost. In the end we climbed on board the ferry, expecting to pay there. No one checked for tickets or asked us for money so we sat back and enjoyed the electric ferry ride to where we wanted to get off. It appeared that not many waterfalls were active as the water level was low because of the amount of snow in the surrounding mountains. As we reached the landing stage, we, along with the rest of the passengers stood to disembark and we were told to sit back down, We waited for the four new passengers to embark, then they cast off!!! We were taken to the main landing stage where we all disembarked. The rest of the passengers headed up to the hotel on the hill, whilst we searched around for any information. When we found that there was no information on offer, we decided that a walk along the side of the lake was preferable to running for the last ferry at 15:00hrs, which it turns out we had missed anyway. The walk alongside the crystal clear waters of the lake was pleasant in the dwindling sunshine as it dipped below the tops of the mountains. The drive home to Zagreb was as epic as the drive out, with the same of resurfacing slowing us down.That evening we decided that, as we were moving on in the morning, we would avail ourselves of a pizza from the campsite eatery Pizzeria Jezero, and a very fine pizza it was as well. Next Previous All Entries Go on, sign up to receive our monthly newsletter Email Address Email Format html text Follow Thomsons_Travel ©2014-2019 Simon Thomson All rights reserved	#003333;font-size:80%;color:#00cccc;"> Log In or Register Share Follow us, Like this page and share it on Facebook Tweet this page and follow us on Twitter Follow @Thomsons_Travel Tweet Or watch us on YouTube
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