Raziskovanje Ljubljane// Exploring Ljubljana

 Včeraj sem se po šoli odpravila proti avtobusu, ko se mi je nenadoma pogled ustavil na poti do Plečnikovih Žal, ki jo spremlja (vsaj sedaj) barvita potka, obdana z javorji. Odločila sem se, da obiščem to velikansko pokopališče, že zaradi tega, ker se mi je zdelo prav, da si jih ogledam že zaradi tega, ker so delo našega velikega arhitekta. Res so nekaj posebnega. Obiskala sem spomenik naših modernistov, se sprehodila mimo italijanskega pokopališča vojnih žrtev in iskala slavni Plečnikov vhod v Žale. Najprej sem prehodila vse Žale, da sem ugotovila, da je vhod čisto na drugi strani. Ko sem jih končno odkrila, sem bila presrečna in sem jih takoj fotografirala. 
 Kakšna topla jesen! Res je čudno, da te zjutraj niti malo ne strese zaradi nizkih temperatur, ki so sedaj vse prej kot nizke. Oblačno vreme in toplo ozračje so kot nalašč za kakšen večerni sprehod ali pozno popoldanski, ko je svetloba res neverjetna. Samo poglejte to oranžno barvo za Plečnikovimi zapornicami. :) Krasno! No, pa je ta objava, 90-ta po vrsti, v znamenju Plečnika.

Yesterday, after school, I wanted to take a bus, but then I saw a path that leads to Žale, cemetery made by our great architect Jože Plečnik, which was surrounded by colorful maples. I decided that I  should visit that place, if nothing else, at least because that's a work of a magnificant architect. They are truely something special. I visited the monument of Slovenian writers of modern age, the Italian soldier's graves, and searched for famous entrance to Žale made by Plečnik. Firstly, I walked through the whole cemetery looking for them, and then realized that they are on the other side. When I finnaly found them, I was really happy, and immediately took some photos of them (5th and 6th photo).

What a warm autumn! It's really weird that you don't get shivers in the mornin, when you go out. Cloudy weather and warm athmosphere are great for evening and late afternoon walks, when the light is just amazing. Just look at that orange color behing the Plečnik's gates! :) (last photo) Wonderful! And so, this post, the 90th in the row, is all about Jože Plečnik.