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| rezist7. 05. 2014 19:07:30 |
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| bojan797. 05. 2014 19:41:00 |
Please, can someone tell me about a camp nearby that's open at this time. Too much driving to do it the same day.
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| grinhorn8. 05. 2014 08:44:06 |
Well, on Sunday I was also jumping and snapping pics a few meters from rezist on the Planina  Hehehe too bad we don't know each other, we could've chatted about this and that. And we have a similar taste for beer too
Redbull ran past Gradišče too, but was too fast to talk to him...
cheers
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| rezist8. 05. 2014 09:46:22 |
hehe yeah really... at the third pic I'm hiding on the right side  in the middle there's the hand
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| grinhorn8. 05. 2014 10:20:24 |
Maybe this one is better during the debate...
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| brina12. 05. 2014 16:28:01 |
Snow surprised this morning at fairly low altitude. Already before Črnivec there was some by the road. How Velika Planina looked this morning is shown by the following photos.
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| pika12. 05. 2014 20:50:26 |
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| tone118. 05. 2014 14:27:20 |
primoza----I met you but you don't exactly have manners---I greeted you but got no response
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| gorolazka18. 05. 2014 20:21:22 |
When I met Primoza's family they all greeted friendly and talked about conditions on the top where I was going and they were returning.
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| Becar18. 05. 2014 21:01:48 |
What I'll say doesn't apply to @primoza's family, but I notice that kids in the mountains really don't know how to greet anymore. When we were kids we respected elders and greeted first always. Younger the older, man the woman. I kept that, so still usually greet first even kids who can't. Who doesn't respond deserves an ear twist.
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| laik18. 05. 2014 21:17:26 |
don't let this become a forum about greeting or not @primoza... all three greeted me when they overtook me..... NICE GREETING TO ALL
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| tone120. 05. 2014 15:28:44 |
primoza--- so you doubt my hearing and my words??? According to you a person is a weirdo if they share their observation, which apparently you can't accept.
That says a lot about a person full of self-praise.
As for my data, I'll gladly send them to you via private email.
Regards.
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| Saš196720. 05. 2014 17:58:41 |
This debate has gone a bit off track. I don't go to the mountains to watch every corner for who to greet but to connect with nature which up there is really something special. Of course it's normal that if you meet someone you greet them or chat.
But it can easily happen that sometimes you miss someone because you simply don't see or hear them.... you're just in nature.
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| viharnik20. 05. 2014 18:26:51 |
With these greetings and responses it's quite two-faced. Usually in lowland hills every second one responds but when you cross the 1000m line mountaineer-style greeting suddenly becomes the norm. I too when going e.g. to Šmarna gora first look and assess the person ahead. If someone just stares blankly glumly at the ground I don't greet them and thus preserve my own harmony without wasting it. But I turn to someone who looks cheerful from afar and sometimes chat like today with the runner from Goričane on Jakob.
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| dprapr20. 05. 2014 18:46:43 |
@viharnik, similar on Pohorje too. Greeting diminishes with altitude and number of hikers. And that's right! Otherwise we could have a recorded greeting for the crowd of hikers we meet on our "home" hills.
Anyway I don't know why "make a big fuss" if someone didn't respond. Nothing world-ending about it. Just wasn't in the mood or missed the greeting.
Also because of such remarks and grudges sometimes better to head off-trail where you have peace.
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