| suhy17. 07. 2024 11:04:24 |
Yes, in digital theory everything looks nice and right, but we know what problems arise when there's no signal (this even happens to the bus driver on Vogar who can't scan the code with his mobile), when the phone battery dies, when an older hiker from the analog era can't cope with the overwhelming mass of apps, settings, registrations, usernames, passwords, ICT protocols etc. If we add the mentioned problems with available seats on the selected line at a certain time, and the most important thing tormenting us hiking plebeians in recent years, the arbitrariness and profiteering of local sheriffs, wardens, supervisors and other self-proclaimed lords of this and that, who spit on the constitutional right to freedom of movement (Article 32 of the RS Constitution) and at their own discretion in the name of fake nature protection put up barriers, warning signs and boards, parking meters, set tariffs, write decrees on all sorts of prohibitions, commandments, fines, offenses etc., we're not looking good. TNP folks declare quiet zones and even ban walking in some places, 100 meters away in the gravel pit the local entrepreneur's machines rumble happily, from whom the municipal clerk or even the mayor most likely pocketed a fat commission for the permit.
And a warning: if you park a kangoo or berlingo type vehicle on Senožetah and have bike carriers on the roof by chance (without bikes!), the sensor before the entrance ramp to the parking will identify you as a camper due to height with its digital smarts. This means the parking meter will charge you 20 euros for all-day parking instead of five. If there's no one at reception at that moment to tell in a fit of holy rage what this local rep of the "friendly" Bohinj tourist offer deserves, you have two options: either manually tackle the parking hardware limiting your freedom of movement and after the liberating act risk a visit from the boys in blue, or stoically wait for the mentioned rep – if late, maybe even till next day – so he sees the absurd situation, you hand him five euros parking fee, and he mercifully lets you go free.
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