Slovenia marks today the day of Slovenian-Tussian friendship with the traditional yearly ceramony at the Russian chapell on Vršič pass
Taken in Slovenia on the Vršič Pass. I feel like the foreground is too dark...
Ceremony Honours Russian POWs Who Died Building Vršič Pass total-slovenia-news.com/n…
Photo from the '80s. Winter drive over the Vršič mountain pass, located in Slovenia (former part of Yugoslavia) with the legendary Serbian car Zastava 750.
15 minutes later, fog came and there was about 10m of visibilty. On the way to Prisojnik, Vršič Pass, Slovenia (2547m altitude)
Clearing the road on Vršič pass, Julian Alps, NW Slovenia (1611 m) yesterday, March 30! Report: Rašo Sadiković https://t.co/9q3qjALWj8 twitter.com/severeweather…
The wiev from mountain pass Vršič in Slovenia reddit.com/gallery/kj3h3t
From a wonderful relaxing ride on Saturday. Pic is taken on Vršič, highest Slovenian mountain pass, 1611 metres above sea level.
Is the Vršič Pass currently open as there has not been much snowfall?
Hi Guys,
I’m visiting Slovenia in a few days and planning a road trip around this weekend. I’d previously discounted the Vršič Pass as I’d read it’s usually shut during winter, however from what I’ve read online there seems to have not been much snow recently? Will I still be able to drive around this or due to its altitude is it still shut?
Cycling in the Soča valley in Slovenia, incredible scenery and I totally recommend it along with the Vršič pass.
This is a chapel that I pass by everyday going to work & back to barracks. It's empty, rare somebody utter a prayer inside. The dog in front is the resident. I notice he doesn't leave the yard, even if he's alone.
Hiking the Vršič mountain pass in Slovenia imgur.com/a/lWrV6
Prisojnik from the Vršič Pass, Slovenia [OC][2048x1365] flickr.com/photos/geek7/2…
Vršič Pass, Slovenia right at the top. Pic doesn’t do justice
I'm stuck here in this cave at auriel's chapel. I crash specifically when I approach the edge or touch the ground below it, no error message and straight to desktop, I don't however crash when I pass through the door in front without touching the ground. Leads nowhere though. Please help.
View from the Vršič Pass, Triglav National Park, Slovenia [OC] [1600x1088]
[OC] France - Pierrefonds castle - The chapel : rebuilt on the original site, it is endowed by Viollet-le-Duc with a tribune which allowed the soldiers to pass over the choir. reddit.com/gallery/kye5qa
Between 1820 and 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County.
Between 1820 and 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County.
View from the Vršič Pass, Triglav National Park, Slovenia [OC] [1600x1088] /u/reddward
Between 1820 and 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County.
Between 1820 and 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County.
From 1820 to 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County. [1920 x 1440]
Between 1820 and 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County.
On August 2, 1970 - three people died when Russian freighter Sergey Yesenin collided with BC ferry the Queen of Victoria in Active Pass - nearly slicing the ship in half! (from Eve Lazarus)
Between 1820 and 1850, these "masonry burial crypts" were installed in the basement of a rural Lithuanian chapel. They contain the landowning family who provided this place of worship for several villages, then located on the western frontier of the Russian Empire. Šilalė, Tauragė County.
Pass the Brush Challenge with People from the Russian Far East, video done during lockdown in 2020 v.redd.it/9exn15pv25881
WYR have your face deepfaked into every porn video in existence, by Russian hackers that have magical demons on their side... or... you eat a can of sardines every day... or... A new bill is passed that allows the government to control when and what foods you can buy... "for your health"
A woman battling breast cancer married the love of her life on December 22, just 18 hours before passing away. The couple wed at a hospital chapel in Connecticut.
We’re the creators of Russian TV Series Dead Mountain. The Dyatlov Pass Incident. The story of one of the most famous and mysterious tragic incidents of the Soviet Union. Ask us anything!
PROOF: https://i.redd.it/w9qawzyc6hx71.jpg DEAD MOUNTAIN. The Dyatlov Pass Incident. The story of one of the most famous and mysterious tragic incidents of the Soviet Union. Till now there is no definite answer to what really had happened to the infamous group of tourists in Ural mountains in February 1959? What could possibly make the skiers run out into the bitter cold without about warm clothes and food? Equipped with archives, documents and eyewitness accounts, the creators of “Dead Mountain. The Dyatlov Pass Incident” will put an end to a story baiting both professional conspiracy theorists and inquisitive minds for more than half a century. The series is now available to stream in the US on Topic. Pavel Kostomarov was a director of yet another Netflix hit series 'To the Lake' which was produced by Valeriy Fedorovich and Evgeniy Nikishov. 'To the Lake' landed top 10 of non-English language TV shows in the USA in 2020 and upon release in top 10 in 72 countries including major territories with a Twitter recommendation from Stephen King. Link – https://www.topic.com/dead-mountain https://1-2-3production.com/project/dead-mountain
British gun carriers, heading south, pass a knocked out Russian T-34 on a demolished bridge at Osan, South of Suwon on Jan. 6, 1950
Pass the Brush Challenge with People from the Russian Far East, video done during lockdown in 2020 v.redd.it/9exn15pv25881
British gun carriers, heading south, pass a knocked out Russian T-34 on a demolished bridge at Osan, South of Suwon on Jan. 6, 1950
Pass the Brush Challenge with People from the Russian Far East, video done during lockdown in 2020 v.redd.it/9exn15pv25881
Chapel Y Ffin - single lane running through the Gospel Pass reddit.com/gallery/n2etia
TIL that Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel Ceiling in standing position, not lying on his back. history.com/.amp/news/7-t…
Chapel ruin on a crest in East Westfalia, known as Tönsbergkapelle. Built in the 15th century. reddit.com/gallery/rs4uv2
