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On Top Of Ljubljanski Grad

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Petra, a student at the University of Ljubljana, acted as our personal guide around Ljubljana. Here Petra is sitting on top of Ljubljanski Grad ( Ljubljana Castle) which dominates the city skyline.

The next photo in the series is Prime Minister Janez Janša|.

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