The first three photos were taken at the 50th Anniversary ceremony in 2016. The remainder were taken during our visit to Ljubljana in June 2017.
The ceremony on 1st September 2016 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the accident. It was this, and the following two photos, that prompted me to return to Ljubljana in June 2017. 
The wreath laid during the ceremony on 1st September 2016 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the accident. 
The ceremony on 1st September 2016 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the accident. 
Standing by the memorial after laying the flowers that I had brought. 
The card that I had written to accompany the flowers. 
Standing by the memorial with Brigita Zorec who had enabled this wonderful experience for me. 
Audrey and Brigita standing by the memorial. 
The stunning view, looking from the memorial site, of the Kamnik Alps. These are in front of the Karavanke mountain ridge that borders Slovenia and Austria. 
The florist who had made up the beautiful bouquet that I took to on my visit to the memorial 
The entry written by my wife Audrey in the Visitors’ Book of the Museum of Contemporary History. 
Outside the Sports Hall where the coffins of those who died were displayed in 1966. It hasn’t changed much in 50+ years. 
The old hospital where I and the other survivors were treated in 1966. This is still functioning although there is a much larger, new hospital opposite this that was funded in part by the UK Government in thanks for the treatment of the survivors by the Yugoslavian people. 
My meeting with Professors Metka Derganc and Igor Ravnik, two junior doctors (in 1966) who treated me and the other survivors. 
I asked a South African journalist, who was eavesdropping on our conversation, to take this, explaining that the two doctors “had saved my life in 1966!”.
The 1966 Ljubljana Air Crash. 