Non-stop riddle for beginners 2
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| julius13. 02. 2017 22:01:10 |
Graga, shooting blanks again.
You've delved too much into "Fairy tales and legends of Gorjanci".
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| grega_z_brega14. 02. 2017 00:34:39 |
Guerrilla tactics..
And an ad for your riddle
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| piotr14. 02. 2017 15:44:27 |
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| julius14. 02. 2017 16:01:33 |
Look at the map of Slovenia and you'll see that Sava doesn't flow east-west to confirm your question. Its flow is almost diagonal across the map of Slovenia.
In orientation we know terms "left and right bank". You determine it by the flow, by standing by the river and positioning yourself so you look downstream. Then like with soldiers left-right and the problem is solved.
Now decide what you want to know.
Best regards.
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| djimuzl14. 02. 2017 17:14:26 |
Is there a church on the saddle?
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| piotr14. 02. 2017 20:57:09 |
@Julius, that was geographically unconvincing.
A map can be oriented in nature (determine S) in
several ways: compass, watch; course of objects in environment; or matching lines of roads, railways or rivers with those on map...
Therefore we can easily define position of some peak, range or place relative to chosen term.
E.g. Bohor, Krim or Celje have relative to e.g. Sava river certain geo. direction.
Of course here we're not talking about orientation of certain place or peak, clear also from my question.
So talking about l. or r. bank, diagonal flow completely unnecessary.
And lots of positive orientation I wish.
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| grega_z_brega14. 02. 2017 21:11:23 |
Meanwhile the bank has limited width. The sky direction does not.
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| julius14. 02. 2017 23:01:44 |
Grega, Einstein said one more thing in the world is unlimited.
Piotr,
your orientation claims apply to certain points and not at all to a river flowing through whole Slovenia. The claim would be realistic if Sava above Ljubljana flowed somewhat straight from east to west.
You don't need to orient the Slovenia map at all to see how Sava flows, because every normal map is already drawn correctly, plus geographic longitudes and latitudes are drawn and written.
I wish you a nice evening.
p.s. The match in Paris was really good.
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| djimuzl15. 02. 2017 11:59:24 |
I liked better that one with 31:30
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| sirt115. 02. 2017 15:16:25 |
Julij - example Trebnje. Definitely south of Sava! Or can we say it's on the right bank (more than 20 km from the bank)? Little morgen!
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| julius15. 02. 2017 16:15:00 |
You are right, but only if looking from Hrastnik, if from Brežice then western.
Or funny.
Hope we won't rework whole Slovenia map on what is south and what north
of Sava.
Time someone guesses it.
Mountain in SLO
Below 1000 m
Due poor roads from LJ not far km but drive drags.
Nearby other peaks (nice interesting)
Pic from Dec 2016.
Need more?
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| lubadar15. 02. 2017 18:15:34 |
Einstein was absolutely right 5:0
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| julius15. 02. 2017 20:02:54 |
Not Stražar. You're close with the height though.
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| julius15. 02. 2017 21:36:21 |
Not in the area of Krima and Mokreca.
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| MitjaBelak16. 02. 2017 17:48:27 |
Based on everything said before, it pulls me to those areas. Those two peaks fit the topography there somehow for me. Visoko - Kurešček - Rašica - Turjak. Around there.
Is it on the right along Iška or. Iški V.? Of course looking downstream!
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