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to julius

We slowly have to get used to the world around us having changed. It won't go back, so we have to get used to technology. It won't adapt to us just because of whining.

Željnske caves not Željarske

All that's missing is for journalists without their own knowledge to start writing posts with this UI crap.

I asked Chatgpt40 exactly the same question and got a completely different but fully argued answer. So what's true?

The photo shows an old, moss-covered stone wall in the forest above Kamniška Bistrica valley. It's the remnant of a wall that was part of the built enclosure or fence of the fužine works in Kamniška Bistrica, where Železarna Preska (known also as "Fužine v Kamniški Bistrici") operated in the 19th century.

These walls had several purposes:

Impounding and water – for diverting and retaining water that powered fužine bellows and hammers.

Defensive and protective – as enclosure around the ironworks' economic buildings.

Boundary/fencing – for protecting the industrial complex and separating functional parts (work sites, coal storage, ore etc.).

Since the fužine in Kamniška Bistrica failed already in the 19th century, today only a few walls, foundations and embankments remain, which nature has slowly overgrown – similar to what's seen on your photo.

Come on turbo, you're more papal than the pope. The whole Vatican doesn't produce such a petty moral inquisitor as you wanna come across. The girls are shot from the side and probably even their own mom wouldn't recognize them.

Go photograph your Karnijce instead and make us happy with their posts.

The problem may be that wolves don't read these articles

If the second also fails, then even bigger terror. But you still have emergency call, on pic 72 is telephone )

"Sustainability and green transition" are the biggest money laundering schemes offered to the world wrapped in cellophane, so that naive people think they're contributing to saving the Earth with their money.

sla, the problem is you don't even know anymore which huts are PZS today and which are not, or whether societies manage them, or they are rented or have been just mountain taverns for years.

So what will you do when you're hungry and thirsty in front of the door? Probably you won't even enter, because you'll have everything in your backpack, right? But it's already like that now...

They won't see me anymore in Bohinj, Kranjska Gora, nor in Ljubljana. Better at home from the couch spitting on local sheriffs and PZS, and it costs nothing.

Wonderful tour in nice weather. Congrats for including Direttissima.

But Triglav guardian not at home?

... which some honest tycoon will then buy and turn into Triglav Mountain Resort

julius, I accept, so I owe you an apology.

They certainly have plenty of information there, but they are mainly just aware of the situation. Anyway, now everyone manages completely on their own and not like 50 years ago, when they had to take PZS into account...

Ah come on, you expect me to believe you've visited all those huts scattered across Slovenia and interrogated the staff about their condition, and they told you everything? You could only get that collected in one place.

Interesting julius, how consistently up-to-date you are on which huts have failed, in whose mandate it happened and which officials, as you say, are to blame for them. That doesn't belong to general knowledge nor is it tabloid stuff.

Aren't you one of those kicked out of the PZS management board, now ranting on this forum because of it?