Jalovec from Tamar is a nice ascent, but the real challenge is nevertheless the ascent from Loška Koritnica. Not too early I drive to Loška Koritnica. I park at the "iron bridge", because further it just doesn't go. With all necessary equipment I step along the road to the last houses, then straight along the "gully" to the large snow slide at the end of the "ice field". I use the "hunter's" passage "Čez štenge" and try the gully, where soon a large boulder not covered by snow stops me. Nothing is left but to descend some 10 meters back down and go to the marked path leading to the saddle Brežice. The path is of course snowy, only some wire ropes stick out of the snow, quite some caution is needed, as the path is quite exposed even in summer, now even more so. When I reach up among the trees I turn left and cross the snowfields until I reach the "ice field" again and go up it. Since it's more or less wind-packed everywhere I hardly sink in and progress quickly. Well, in some gully a frozen rock step appears. With my ice axes no chance over there, so I choose the passage far right. Higher I reach wide snowfields, and also dense fog. Since I know this side of the mountain quite well, I manage without much trouble to hit the foot of Loški žleb. That I'm in the right place is also confirmed by the numerous footprints of colleagues from Tuesday, when rescue took place there. I ascend the gully and soon stumble upon skis that rescuers didn't have time to pick up. I continue towards the top of Loški žleb, using steps made by Iztok and Saško on descent (from the latter I also get info about good conditions in the gully), of course they are hard, the ice axes bite well and soon I'm at Jezerca. Light breeze, occasionally even sun shows, so I don't hesitate much and continue to Jalovec. Soon on the track, which is nice, hard, a real pleasure on ascent. At the narrow passage through the rocky part it's partially icy for some meters, but nothing special, further good steps all the way to the ridge, where SW wind blows quite strongly. The track is nice, not icy at all, only the wind on the ridge is sometimes a bit annoying. The closer to the top, the more the sky opens up, for a moment I glimpse Mangart, Triglav, Italian Western Julian Alps. At the top I step to the south side, where there is shelter, sit a bit, then back down to Jezerca and descent into Loški žleb. When I reach the skis I strap them to the backpack, that's why I came up too, to return them to the owners. Descent goes nicely, somewhat carefully cross the steep part by the icefall, well the passage on the marked path is a bit more annoying, "Čez štenge" nothing special, as it's the most comfortable winter passage, which I use several times even without snow. Follows descent to the "iron bridge". Only for good connoisseurs. I followed the dog, didn't see it, so probably already home. Met no one, only two chamois.