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| darinka423. 08. 2023 22:52:16 |
Thanks, Santino. I didn't notice water higher up. You fill up below.
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| korl24. 08. 2023 10:43:45 |
Žakelj told me that his locked bunker (which he calls bivouac) will become a gift to the Slovenian nation after him, just like Aljaž left us his tower. Now he locks it (bivouac) because it's his.
Slovenske novice are anyway crap of crap. How can this journalist write that he made the bivouac? Blondie either has no more than 60 IQ points, or she writes nonsense just to fill the article.
Interestingly, as long as his great friend who helped him with the demolition was alive, there was no sober thinking here, now many have realized it.
Many thought back then it was a man living freely in nature, not a Jesenice block-dweller with a regular job, car and everything, who usurped state property and our heritage in front of everyone's eyes.
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| miri24. 08. 2023 11:47:34 |
He won't leave anything, because nothing is his.
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| Janez Seliškar24. 08. 2023 12:08:34 |
Really sad that politics forbade using the barracks for a mountain hut. Even worse, with silent consent it allowed the final demolition of the building and allowed Lojz to stay. Otherwise, except in an emergency, you can't even bivouac in TNP.
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Just so you know, this object (barracks) was not called Morbegna but Vittorio Emanuele Barracks.
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| mosovnik24. 08. 2023 12:18:00 |
P.... madonna!!! Some accuse me of not posting (with photos) on this portal. Only I know why not. Regarding Morbergna though:
I'm from the generation that still remembers well even its sunken roof (went there first in 1964) and I could never come to terms with the fact that no one at that time, nor later, advocated for the restoration of the shelter in a phenomenal location. The tooth of time did its thing. The then leadership of PZS and GRS and others sealed the final demise of the shelter with their indifference, and even after Slovenia's independence nothing was done by the aforementioned, or far too little. The mentioned guy exploited the given opportunities (which I absolutely condemn) and now, shocked by what was seen last year, I rightfully wonder where we're spitting in our society (haven't paid PZS membership for years either)
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| mirank24. 08. 2023 12:58:14 |
What kind of his bivouac? There's nothing of his there except the sin he committed with the silent permission of the Gorenjska mafia. Of bivouac there's not even a B, because it's always locked when this guy isn't up there and that's outside summer when the hut at Dolič isn't open either. So on this side there's no possibility to seek shelter anywhere, even that shelter the ruin provided years ago this guy pulverized into dust Award yes, I'll donate him a mixer, wheelbarrow and shovel so he can build his own shack if they allow him everything, and unlock the bunker!
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| mirank24. 08. 2023 14:56:36 |
Yeah, that 5th picture is, from my memory, from somewhere around 40 years ago. How it looks today is clearly shown above in the 2nd picture - almost nothing usable is left...
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| asdf24. 08. 2023 15:17:19 |
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| Hammond24. 08. 2023 16:51:40 |
Maybe he gets a neighbor who will demolish the bunker for his own peace. They say that's how it's done if someone or something bothers you.
And Lojz isn't a bad guy at all. Just from the side of the authorities, he should be equally limited in his rights as we others are. That's the most annoying in my opinion.
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| redbull24. 08. 2023 17:58:19 |
He must have smashed well to demolish everything, the guy from the parish. How long did it take him? But it's interesting what the hell bothered him about it. If he were smart he could have fixed up the interior of Morbegna. As much as he smashed, he could have made a palace out of it. I don't know the original stuff because I'm not of that generation. Lojz is a good guy, but what the hell bothered him about it?
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| felix24. 08. 2023 18:15:53 |
There was some talk that someone would renovate the thing and make a shelter, but that didn't suit the neighboring Kredarica??? But these are just rumors...
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| exwannabe24. 08. 2023 18:24:16 |
So if I get it right now anyone who feels like it can make a private bivouac in TNP?
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| Peter Pehani24. 08. 2023 19:02:39 |
PS: For a couple of years it's been known that this huge barracks was called the Triglav Barracks of Victor Emmanuel III.
The military hut Morbegna (which "cooked up" this mistake), was much further south, closer to Triglav. During the operation of the barracks, the hut had already collapsed.
See also:
Resnica o Morbegni
Triglavska vojašnica Viktorja Emanuela III.
I'll write to Rok to correct the entry.
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| gor_nik25. 08. 2023 12:17:09 |
That's how his work looked in summer 2018 when I was there.
He kept the wooden part of the building for himself (probably for heating), some stones he saved for us as a souvenir.
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| jprim25. 08. 2023 17:59:05 |
@Savinja 11
I completely agree with your comment, as you wrote everything as it is. And so I won't be the only one on the forum commenting negatively.
But I'm really curious if they updated anything about making tea, or do they still pull it with a string from the kitchen ...
LP!
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