Has anyone of you seen that Robin Williams movie entitled "RV"? It's the movie where Robin took his family for a long cross-country trip on their RV... Supposedly a bonding moment for the whole family before the eldest child heads off to college while the younger son to summer camp, they encountered hilarious and disastrous twists and turns in their long road trip when the father, played by Robin Williams, decided to do some detours. Remember the scene when Robin tried to drive the RV over a mountain? Goodness gracious, if that were in real life, who knows how much rv repairs are going to be needed! *lol*

I myself wouldn't mind traveling on RV. I am imagining how exciting it is to be motor-homing and Europe will be my destination of choice! If I have a lot of money (how I wish!), I would rent one and visit this place:

Beautiful, isn't it? Rok says this church is an old, old one and is located inside the Triglav National Park,  the only national park in Slovenia. This is known as Cerkev SV. Janeza Krstnika, or the Church of St. John the Baptist, built in the 1300s showcasing a gothic architecture, a baroque bell tower, and a covered entryway. As you can see in the postcard, it stands along the east bank of the Bohinj Lake, with the bell-tower jutting out to the sky amidst the lush greeneries of the national park.

Triglav National Park offers a wide area of green grass for camping and provides a stunning backdrop for campers, RV motor-homers, caravans and trailers. I can only wish for my wish to come true!

The stamp is part of the Flowers of Slovenia-series of definitive stamps featuring 50 flowers/stamps. This particular flower is called saw-wort, scientific name seratulla lycopifolia,  a perennial herbaceous plant ranging in height from  dwarf alpine species 5-10cms tall to tall, thistle-like plants up to 3ms tall. This flower species is native to cool, temperate and arctic zones of Asia, Europe, and North America.