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| mdj20. 08. 2012 20:09:41 |
hehe leave the little things 
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| _sandra_22. 08. 2012 15:03:12 |
@urbancek: is it important how many people went from valley up or from huts, you went as suited you, don't know why it matters how others went.. maybe someone can't do up and down in one day so slept over?.. fun of most on this forum is really only "non-intrusive" competition who was summit first.. important is to enjoy as you go, not rush up and down to write on forum how fast you are.. don't see sense in that, if others do, fine too
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| narim22. 08. 2012 15:47:27 |
urbanček: I think with your opinion you don't belong in the mountains. You're too good and probably also handsome. Make way for mountaineers who enjoy the mountains.
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| Zebdi22. 08. 2012 15:58:53 |
@narim: just one question. Where does it say that fast people don't enjoy the mountains? 
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| urbancek22. 08. 2012 15:59:20 |
I publish a post, but get bombardment and insults without basis, without anyone really knowing how and what... Pure assumptions. And how can narim write that I don't enjoy the mountains? Well, probably got to know me and sandro exclusively and only through this post, and completely misunderstood. That you go humiliating people like this... I have no words and that's all from me for now.
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| robter22. 08. 2012 16:21:57 |
Urbancek, don't stress. Some statement might upset you a bit, but I too know that I enjoy the mountains in every way. Even if alone on the path and very fast, or in a group where we adapt to the weakest.
This trip was apparently really for the soul, somewhat faster, but still not for setting records, as you took time for photographing surroundings and enjoying the views.
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| vesnapl22. 08. 2012 16:24:45 |
Urbancek, really nice pictures. Ignore others, keep enjoying! 
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| janna22. 08. 2012 17:46:43 |
urbancek, great photos, despite excellent time to the top, hehe. I too enjoy faster pace more than slower walking and multiple stops, etc. ... Even at fast pace you can really enjoy the hills and views!
narim, if you know how to insult like that, you must admit everyone looks at the watch, what time they got to the goal. And if time is better, it feels a bit nice too, doesn't it? 
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| dprapr22. 08. 2012 17:57:22 |
Urbanček, reconcile yourself that on this forum there are some "holy grails" you mustn't mention (walking time, svk, non-mountaineers, ...).
Some just don't understand that someone can enjoy fast walking and climbing too. And photography and sightseeing aren't deprived at all by that.
As vesnapl already wrote above:
"Urbancek, really nice pictures. Ignore others, keep enjoying!"
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| roger22. 08. 2012 18:17:04 |
Incredible how us little Slovenians are frustrated Anyway urbanček mentioned walking time besides everything else and so what? Some can go faster, others can't. Don't know why such reactions, since with his post he didn't "attack" anyone. Don't know why so much irritation in some. Personally discussions about who is faster on some path and then arguing about minutes etc bother me. But not at all the fact that someone states walking time. Let's relax a bit and not attack posts right away that directly don't concern any individual.
Lots of pleasures in mountains and best,
roger
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| nincokl22. 08. 2012 18:19:55 |
Urbanček...you really are one big self-loving idiot,who are you to call other triglav visitors "neplanince"your boasting about three hours to top only proves that you're not for anywhere else but to some quarry and there "laufaj" up and down.I walk a lot in hills and respect every visitor of our mountains don't boast with my time achievement..Don't know where the "keč" is that some so gladly boast on this forum about achieved results.
And let it be clear to you that our mountains aren't meant only for such "mountaineers"as you!!!!!
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| Ulčnik22. 08. 2012 18:34:29 |
bravo nincokl, otherwise I think it's pointless to bother with such people as urbranček.you know how they say, self-praise rolls under the table
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| slavi090222. 08. 2012 19:37:34 |
@nincokl....I also agree with your writing, here on hribi.net there are too many self-admirers
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| Becar22. 08. 2012 19:45:33 |
I also think it's better not to boast about achieved time on the forum. Just as probably no one will write they needed 10 hours to Triglav, those who get there in 3 hours don't need to write it either, because it automatically puts the slower one in an unpleasant position. Let's keep each our time to ourselves, there will be much less bad feelings and ill temper. Isn't it more important that everyone knows for themselves how much they spent? That should be the real satisfaction. I think the hours on hribi.net are quite well written for the average mountaineer, the rest is unimportant from that viewpoint. Regards
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| flapho22. 08. 2012 20:20:56 |
The topic of this section is To Triglav? some fast some slow!!!! STICK TO THE TOPIC!!!
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| iskalec22. 08. 2012 20:41:41 |
I don't know why so much fuss about someone saying they needed only a few hours for the ascent to Triglav. We've seen all sorts of records around Triglav from various "circus" shows with a swing on the top to be higher than Aljažev tower, not to mention a hundred women on Triglav etc. etc. As for time records everyone will anyway with years come to the "non-mountaineers" category or otherwise every racehorse's race ends once.
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| turbo22. 08. 2012 20:48:59 |
He was fast as lightning . . . unlike the one who dragged like fog . . . after the secured part he zipped like a flash . . . from the top he bolted as if his heels were burning . . .
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| dprapr22. 08. 2012 21:05:05 |
I don't know why this double standard, about which I wrote already at some other topic?
A while ago many admired and "cheered" for someone breaking record on alpine traverse. Don't get me wrong, I admired him too. His strong will despite great efforts, despite injuries, to finish the project. And I believe he also admired mountain beauties and enjoyed every moment despite fast progress.
But when someone posts they got to Triglav in three hours, then "bam" on him! What's the problem if he asks himself how many mountaineers would be on top if there were no huts?
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