// SLOVENIA
The Covid pandemic produced some truly strange and odd results when it came to travel. It was as if the world had gone mad and lost the use of logic. Case in point: leaving Croatia by train and entering Slovenia, I really wanted to see this tiny country, the last part of my tour across the former Yugoslavia. I'd spent three months in Serbia, three in Bosnia, two in Macedonia, one in Kosovo, one in Montenegro, several weeks in Croatia. Slovenia was all that was left. Sadly, the rules stated that as a foreigner, I could pass through by train, but could not step off. Less I inadvertently pass along the Corona pathogen to the nation. The EU citizens around me who got on and off with abandon apparently somehow escaped this possibility. So I crossed the length and breadth of Slovenia by rail, but never once stepped foot on Slovenian soil on my way to Austria. So it goes. All the photos you see below were taken through train windows on what was still, despite the disappointment, a truly magical journey.
SLOVENIA
BY TRAIN
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