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Today on the first program I got confirmation about foreigners, in huts 85 percent of them, Slovenians 15. Jakob Aljaž built the hut on Kredarica because Slovenians were not welcome in Stanič hut. PZS leadership should appreciate that, but old incompetents, eternal officials, only care about money. With reservations they'll lose real mountaineers. Herman struts because he can.

Since I went to the Julians for three days, I'd have paid 75 euros for parking in Vrata. Given my pension, that's really usurious, so I went a bit by car, a bit by train, then by bus and finally by van to Vrata. I was lucky with connections and arrived at Pogačnikov dom at eight in the evening. Of course for accommodation for two nights upon reservation at home I had to pay 40% advance, the rest right upon arrival at the hut. Tired from all transports and loud foreigners, I went to sleep. In the morning I went further and in the afternoon turned to the valley, partly due to the prevalence of foreigners, partly due to disappointment because you have to pay everything in advance. From Vrata the same very friendly van driver as on the way up took me; he drives whole days, of course for a local entrepreneur and is in violation and tired. Where are the inspectors?! Then again bus, train, bus and my car, and I was home late in the evening. The trip was incredible in terms of logistics diversity, but a bitter disappointment remained. It consoles me that I had a discount on accommodation, which didn't achieve the purpose, since for one night I paid for two, of course also paid PZS membership. I think I will never again be a member of that association, and I will hardly go to the hills. PZS should support rescuing foreigners in slippers for free. Slovenes have apparently become unwanted in our hills. A period is coming again after a hundred years when only foreigners went to our mountains, of course with the help of our guides; you see that when you arrive in Vrata. Sad but true.

I went Thursday up from Planika and down to Kredarica. Mostly foreigners, if you don't know English you can't talk in the heart of TNP. Foreigners master the mountain, at Planika Czech couple packing tent at 10am. In the valley TNP guards drive nice cars and guard, what exactly?. At Kredarica it's open and Herman waits for victims, instant coffee 4.5 euros. Vodnikov dom open, friendly rooms and excellent coffee for 2.5 euros.

nonsense

at our place they say: that one would even on flat ground...

But at home he doesn't walk at all, nor in kindergarten.

Primož forgot what he was posting in spring during stroller walks.

Privileged ones, mostly red ones, went in summer to guard their cottages and yachts in Croatia and brought us infections. They are afraid for their stolen property, they really are poor things, I know quite a few, they are poor in the head, they drive hours and hours and hours, just to prove they were down there, and to brag, poor them. Redbula is not worth commenting on, I met him in the mountains, one puffed up guy,

babble

No income from sport, understand. On Kalška gora now it's mocking rescuers, but you don't understand it that way, so blessed are the fools. I prefer to watch RTV, which must justify double the number of employees in UKC Ljubljana with an incredible number of daily shows.

WW CALL RESCUERS FOR THE KEY, AND TELL THE POLICE.

Hard to understand some who walk everywhere, push strollers and praise here. Primož, do you really not understand anything? Precisely because of such whom we can only pity, others get sick too. Don't you have parents you'd be afraid for? Others have already written you a lot, but nothing. Are you maybe on welfare so you have time to mess with working people? Turn on the TV, maybe you'll understand, but I think there's no help for you.

Yes, types like some heroes on this forum will destroy us, they mock the disease, no help for us because they really don't know what they do, even alpinists are quiet, if butler climbed like Franček your facebook would burn. Guys read a book sometime, walking in the hills is nice but happiness we won't find there, you find it when you don't need to search everywhere in the world, I seek it in hills too, but a bit less since that realization.

Nice description of current conditions, that's also the purpose of these posts, not some self-promotion that really bothers true mountaineers, but has certain admirers, god help them. Franci keep it up.

I'm chiming in because last summer I crossed Pohorje and saw motorcyclists camping at Bajgot and wild driving on footpaths, of course during the weekend when the esteemed inspectors are home or on the Croatian coast.
I don't get why it's impossible here to adjust inspectors' working hours a bit to the needs.