Ohcet Wedding

Pokrajine v naši deželici so tako očarljive, da se jih nikoli ne naveličam. Skorajda ne »zmorem« vse te preproste lepote, ko se vsakič drugače razpoloženo nebo dotakne raznobarvnih tal.

Črta, ki enkrat sledi gozdovom in goram, drugič morju in ravninam, mnogokrat začinjena s silhueto kakšnega kozolca ali mesteca, pa daje tem resničnim sanjam vsaki svoj podpis.

S pogledom hlastam in hlastam, vedoč da ne dojemam vsega. In ker čutim, koliko lepote še ostaja tam zunaj, nevsrkane, je duša sita.

Tako zelo mi je všeč tale Križnarjev stavek:

Planet Zemlja se je spreminjal v nevesto. In nebo v ženina.

Gost sem bil na ohceti, vse pojavno smo bili priče in svatje.

Danes sva uživala v lepotah logaške okolice in tokrat objavljam sklop utrinkov z Vrha sv. Treh Kraljev, kjer so ravno odstranjevali »posledice« prvomajskega kresovanja.

Landscapes in our little country are so charming that I can never get enough of them. I almost can’t handle all that simple beauty when the sky, each time in different mood, touches the colourful land.

The line that follows forests and mountains, the sea and the plains and is many times spiced up with a silhouette of kozolec or a little town is giving its own personal signature to each of those real dreams.

I’m looking with hastiness, knowing I cannot comprehend all of it. And because I feel how much beauty still remains out there, unabsorbed, the soul is fed.

I like this sentence of our traveller and writer Tomo Križnar so much:

Planet Earth was changing into a bride. And the sky into the groom.

I was a guest at the wedding, everything existing around were bridesmaids and friends.

Today is another work-free day in Slovenia (in honour of May 1st), so Miro and I enjoyed in beauties of Logatec’s surroundings. This time I’m posting just a few captured moments from Vrh sv. Treh Kraljev, where the remains of bonfires were being removed.