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| jersy22. 06. 2009 11:18:13 |
janek: Maybe you don't realize that mountain rescuers risk their lives to rescue tough guys like you. Otherwise forum not for boasting but mainly about conditions on path and such
Lp Rok
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| anjakalan22. 06. 2009 11:48:20 |
janek, what's wrong with you......no wonder so many accidents in our mountains....I'd charge you too......especially wouldn't boast about it....
LP Anja
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| tt122. 06. 2009 14:11:15 |
I don't think he was really boasting about it.. it seems more like a warning written in a more "comic" way (at least that's how I get it).. I think many should read this and think twice when heading to high mountains with bad forecast.. hope it was a lesson for you two and you won't lose joy for the hills anyway.. GUYS AND GIRLS, DON'T SHIT YOURSELVES AND NEXT TIME USE YOUR HEAD..
Nice mountaineering greeting
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| vršac22. 06. 2009 14:45:52 |
There are GPS devices (60csx), help in poor visibility, unmarked paths,....
If nothing else, you can get back following your own track on GPS. I use it constantly and it often helps. (especially in accidents, you can report exact location)
l.p. Hinko
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| viharnik22. 06. 2009 15:50:04 |
Really ironic that they went to Triglav with crampons but without ice axe. Well, at least the initial gear intention was right, winter in mountains is far from over. In mountains it's also nice when nature sweeps, but then you need to plan and account for greatly changed conditions, appropriate gear (warm clothes, tech aids, compass, GPS) and easy descent route and last but not least flawless detailed terrain knowledge on return.
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| jprim22. 06. 2009 16:25:55 |
As for Janek, I don't know if he's ever been on any mountain, I mean vivid imagination, just writing, all small caps ... I think this is again one of those known tricks so readers grab every 'bone' ...
LP!
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| stankoju22. 06. 2009 17:33:02 |
At least there's something to discuss on the forum now, when the weather for mountains is less suitable due to rain, and a nice mountain greeting.
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| senik22. 06. 2009 18:49:19 |
I think this is an extremely irresponsible act by Janek, unnecessarily putting himself and others in danger. I sincerely hope this will be a lesson for all your days.
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| majdicst22. 06. 2009 19:07:53 |
I wouldn't comment on grammar at all. I think it's all just provocation, which we all fell for like a fly to honey (to put it nicely).
Why am I actually writing this post?
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| lajcicar22. 06. 2009 19:28:51 |
They were up there, mentioned on the GRS portal. That's really short, to charge such a prank and amen. I wonder who was the other special guy? Mountain greeting! Lajči
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| viharnik22. 06. 2009 20:23:15 |
Of course they were up at Kredarica, it's published on Gore-ljudje too. But it surprises me that meteorologists let them out in poor visibility, since after so many years of service one gains a feel for who is sensible and who, due to lack of terrain knowledge, puts rescuers into bad weather conditions too. Should they have locked them up there for another day or two.
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| misi123. 06. 2009 11:04:33 |
Viharnik. Thanks for the info. I hope that by the end of the VII. month snow will stop falling and the path to Triglav will become a real summer one. Because as I read now on the Forum, it's better to stay home.
Thanks again for the information. Greetings and good luck in the mountains. misi1
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| totalcek23. 06. 2009 12:07:24 |
I agree that such a crazy feat by individuals should be double charged, because those two specials put not only themselves but also those people who risked their lives in danger because they didn't heed the advice of people who told them what and how the weather would be. Then they boast how good the food is. Waste of words...
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| strelec195423. 06. 2009 12:31:53 |
Extremely irresponsible and sick, they were lucky it didn't end sadly. Such and similar actions should be charged for and there would be fewer accidents.
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| TGO23. 06. 2009 21:55:16 |
I agree it's a bad decision but where's the logic that there would be fewer accidents if such things were charged heavily? Quite the opposite, there would be even more because people would stubbornly push on hoping they won't have to pay that much money.
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| janek24. 06. 2009 00:38:15 |
I apologize for even writing this on the forum! Just to tell. What I wrote, I'm not boasting at all because I don't know why I would boast about it!! BECAUSE THERE'S NOTHING TO BOAST ABOUT!! I realize what I did and what could have happened and believe me it was a lesson for me!!! And I would be ready to pay too!!! But you don't need to freak out on the forum and act smart!!!! Because I mentioned it since it's a forum for mountain events and it could be a warning for someone!
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| gregcs124. 06. 2009 06:33:54 |
Such a short piece, and it contains over 20 grammatical errors. 
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| totalcek24. 06. 2009 07:18:42 |
Listen, nobody is acting smart, but to everyone your action seems extremely irresponsible, because all week they announced that the weather would worsen on Friday evening, but you two still insisted on staying at Kredarica. I hope this was a lesson for your whole life.
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| triglavski24. 06. 2009 08:49:47 |
What happened, happened. They chose a path that's currently still damaged (warning also on this portal) on top of that long and at least to me completely unpopular. They rested a lot in between, which shows that fitness wasn't great either, plus they got sunburned, probably had dehydration issues too. In short, a bunch of problems and yet they went to the summit, warned about worsening weather. In short, a bunch of mistakes and missing essential high-mountain gear. Good that nothing worse happened the first day. But let's leave it. I'd mention Radota, who in collaboration with his Bohinj colleagues acted correctly, had great luck to find them quickly in those conditions and escort them back to Kredarica.
This reminded me of the debate years ago to just abolish the meteorological observers at Kredarica. Of course this isn't the only case where the guys up there stepped in and saved many lives, but nobody wrote about it, no debate. In short, the guys and men from Kredarica would have a lot to say on this topic. I know several such rescue cases myself.
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| boni24. 06. 2009 15:54:32 |
Personally, I didn't understand it as praise. He just described what happened. Yes, it's irresponsible, but don't be so harsh. I strongly agree with TGO.
Good luck in the mountains.
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