General riddle without stopping!
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| Rok22. 11. 2010 15:12:33 |
All answers so far have been wrong. Even regarding the vowels.
I've added another picture.
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| šodrovc22. 11. 2010 15:18:32 |
one more letter, and it would be drinkable...
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| viharnik22. 11. 2010 16:21:20 |
Below are the gorges of the Tolminka, if I'm not mistaken. Rok's path is over the Dobrenjščica plateau across the Škrli peak 1926m, somewhere there.
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| Rok22. 11. 2010 16:47:23 |
You're very close, below is indeed the Tolminka.
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| hudson22. 11. 2010 16:47:31 |
Mahavšček via the hunter's path from Dobrenjščica.
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| lynx22. 11. 2010 16:50:36 |
Below is Polog, yes. Mahavšček?
edit: ups, too slow
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| Rok22. 11. 2010 16:54:30 |
Yes, it's really Mahavšček.
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| otiv22. 11. 2010 16:55:30 |
Mrzli vrh-cold water and again I'm late
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| Macesna22. 11. 2010 22:12:13 |
@geolog79 a bit back:
the ridge Mojstrovka-Travnik-Šite?
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| heinz22. 11. 2010 22:49:49 |
I already shot something like that myself..
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| heinz22. 11. 2010 23:28:57 |
Because today šodrovc mentioned a doctoral dissertation regarding the correct naming of LV -Lepi vrh (near Trupejev poldnev), I went a bit earlier to check on G.Earth and also on Geopedija and found the same as once in the past; that it's actually Lepi vrh and not Peči. That's the name of the entire ridge on whose northern part its highest peak is located- Lepi v. On this semicircular ridge there are several peaks and that's why they are probably named with a common name, while some are named separately: Lisičje peči and the mentioned Lepi Vrh.
It's not about proving who is wrong, but it really interested and bothered me so I checked.
I hope I'm not wrong again anyway..
Best regards h!
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| atoamac23. 11. 2010 08:36:42 |
@šodrovc, could you please explain what you meant by the vowel-less mountain that turns into a drink with one additional letter ..
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| pepč23. 11. 2010 08:44:01 |
Planina Razor - Vogel. On the last picture is Vrh nad škrbino.
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| šodrovc23. 11. 2010 12:21:01 |
@heinz,
I'm glad you showed doubt and interest in the correct naming of the mentioned peak even by checking some sources. And that's exactly what it's about. How reliable are the sources? Should we believe what they tell us? It's known that our hiking maps have quite a few errors that carry over from edition to edition and thus somehow reinforce the saying, if I exaggerate a bit - "a lie repeated a hundred times becomes truth". Newer acquisitions of the time (G. earth, Geopedija) of course, regarding nomenclature, do not come from independent research, but inherit all the cartographic errors of their paper ancestors. On the other side, we have people who experience mountains and the life connected with them with heart and soul, they put a part of themselves into getting to know them, and in the end offer what they wrote to all of us. So whom to believe, the office instances or someone we want to be at least a tiny bit like, is an unnecessary question. At least for me. I decided for Stanko Klinar, who wrote (quote from the Karavanke hiking guide):
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Bele peči show on all sides a regular, nicely sharpened and overgrown with black cotoneaster cone. (Irony of color contrasts: to the south and east they rise in white scree.) They stand although in the strict border zone, but entirely on Slovenian soil. (Another name is Peči (Na Pečeh), mistakenly Lepi vrh, 1478m, is actually a forest clearing southwest of Koča za lepim vrhom.
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@atoamac,
haha, yes, in the first response where I hinted at the mountain without vowels, I "got stuck" on Krn  (just as JTrogar faithfully quoted me  ), in the second I played with words with Slatno (one more letter, and it could be drunk... - slatina), in which I was really almost 100% sure it was the right answer. I'm attaching a photo taken from the Hribi.NET trip "Planina Blato - Kreda (over Slatno)" and adding Rok's from the riddle. Now compare and say they are not "the same", only the season is different  . Rok, with this upright grass, you really led me like a sheep to the high mountain pasture  .
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| atoamac23. 11. 2010 12:47:10 |
While we wait for Hudson to pose a new riddle for us, let's solve this one: where do these little flowers grow?
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| hudson23. 11. 2010 14:11:36 |
The next riddle should be this one:
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