Timmy - Recent messages

Recently, from the right bend of the cart track the wall is already visible, where you have to turn left.
"lojtra": at the top of the grassy clearing we keep to the right edge of the gully and continue into the forest until we reach the "grassy level area". Here I assume many people climb the step and continue left. Above the "lojtra" straight up and then slowly slightly right, although the forest on the left is quite tempting. Matic4 wrote an excellent instruction for the return past the bivouac. The path is practically gone, narrow scree (thin white line for glasses wearers who don't have them with them), visible already from the bivouac.

True, towards noon (around ten at the top) it was quite a bit softer than one would wish. Can't imagine how it was for the one who was lying there at one o'clock.
Just below the gully summit a thin frozen layer gave false sense of security - below hid quite unprocessed powder, so I dug such deep steps.

Question for those with more experience (leave aside that I ignored the fact the base was slowly starting to thaw at entrance): What would be smartest in this case?
-Enjoy the view and wait till evening to refreeze (enough fluids, clothes, light in backpack..)
-Descend and hope for the best?

Today checked Hammond's report. Fully agree with everything. Some quite exposed spots combined with scree-covered slopes require full concentration. Thanks for the cairns. I was especially glad to find one after long search for the right "path" down.
Searching for the logbook on Mali Goličica was a unique challenge, sadly it was soaked.