Leaving in the morning, it was rather hazy that day, visibility wasn't the greatest, but otherwise weather was perfect for flying, and wind was completely calm. A short flight took us over one of the most notorious tourist points of Bled and Bohinj, down south to our hometown of Logatec, and over the capital Ljubljana for some city landscape on the return to Brnik airport.

Map of Slovenia with plotted flight route	Piper Tomahawk PA-38

Flight details:
LJLJ - W1 - Bled - Bohinjska Bistrica - Logatec - Grosuplje - S3 - LJLJ
Distance: 89 nm (164 km)
Take-off time: 10:08 CET
Duration: 1 hour, 21 minutes.
Flight Altitude: 2.500 - 5.500 ft QNH

Pilot: Robert Galle, PPL(A)
Photographs by Vanja Pfajfar

Taking off to the north west...	...over Šenčur	Storžič	A view towards Tržič	Sava river near Radovljica

Small island on the lake Bled	To the north, Triglav in the clouds		Bohinj Valley with lake Bohinj

Kobla		Lajnar on the other side	Idrija valley with Idrijca river	Idrija

Reaching Logatec		Hotedršica	Logatec

Details of Logatec		Logatec center and industrial zone	Leaving in direction of Vrhnika

Ljubljansko Barje with Ljubljanica river			Sport airfield in Podpeč	Podpeč

Southern part of Ljubljansko Barje near Ig		Police helicopter passing by	Turning over Grosuplje	Highway exit at Grosuplje

Over Golovec, reaching Ljubljana	Dolenjska cesta	City center from the south	Making a turn overhead Ljubljana downtown

Ljubljana castle	Railway station	Downtown from the other side	Ljubljana castle once again	Directly overhead Tromostovje

Sava river south of Medvode	Approaching Brnik airport from S3		A view to the east, towards Mengeš

A lonely patch of trees while turning for landing