In summary, there were two climbs, two sketchy (narrator: amend to three) descents, two Lasko beers, and two 50cl glasses of water (the waiter read our minds with the latter two. It was rather warm. The roads were mostly quiet. However, they were narrow, steep and twisty at times. Paul, Perry and I all missed one turn on the descent to Lasko. I had to go back 300m (uphill) to correct. Our guide, Nicola, was in Lasko when we got there the first time to provide food and water. Paul and I stopped at Pivnica Savinja the second time we were in Lasko for a refreshing brew from the Pivo Lasko (just down the street). The trip from Lasko to Cedje was somewhat less pleasant. The climb, while not as high as the previous two, was unwanted and the descent, even more so. I ended up skidding out the front wheel and crashing and burning. Paul ended up with a flat once we got to the flat bike path 3km from town. Thankfully, I came away with some scrapes. It could have been worse.