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Hello,

this weekend I was wandering around the Primorska side of the lower Bohinj mountains. When I stamped the postcard at Planina Razor, the hut keeper suggested I imprint the commemorative stamp for the 60th anniversary of SPP.

Does anyone know more about this?

It looks exactly like the standard transversal one, but inside it says 60 years SPP, instead of the mountaineering society it simply says Alpine Association of Slovenia.

What does anyone know, have they fixed the deficiencies regarding stamp equipment?
Does the Slivnica summit stamp exist and where is the stamp of the couriers and signallers path?

thanks

Only today I managed to carry out the plan to visit Porezen according to forum instructions.
But I just wanted to say that if you turn at Zgag into the ravine, there's soon a junction where there's a "homemade" sign for Porezen to the right on a gravel road that leads practically to the chapel mentioned in the description Hunting Lodge - Porezen.
Today I was completely alone on Porezen; only on descent did I meet the first hiker.

Today I was on Grintovec. At 5:30 I started at Suhadolnik, up via Taška to the hut. To Grintovec over the roof, where the path poses no problems. Need to cross one snowfield, but it's so small and in a place where you can't fall, doesn't deserve the name snowfield. Returned the same way because clouds were swirling around the top and promising nothing good. Had lunch at the hut, then return on the old path which rain had soaked in between, so some caution was needed.
Rain caught me about 100 m below the hut, fell 4 minutes then stopped almost to Suhadolnik, where it started raining again.
In the valley never seen so many mushrooms in the forest before Suhadolnik. Mmmm mushrooms.

That sounds very promising.
Thanks for all the help

Today to Lubnik from Podpulferca. Lots of cyclists, hikers and all kinds of people who wanted to watch the Franja marathon. No special problems on the path, I went straight along the road past all the hustle and a family of rabbits to Naceta, had a snack there, then to the top of Lubnik and back to Škofja Loka. Those who have a slightly unsteady step maybe just be careful, because some places are a bit wet from rain and you can slip a bit on mud and stones.

hey,
I would gladly go on a trip to Porezen from Davča, which I don't know yet.
Today in Škofja Loka it says that the road Zali Log Davča is closed. Can someone help me how to get to the starting point (Cimprovka Alpa hunting hut) by another route or is it not worth driving so much and better go from Petrovo Brdo?