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Nice greeting.

Since I see that many paths on this site are also marked with GPS tracks, I hope you can help me. I have a Nokia GPS phone and I'm interested in how I could load these tracks onto the phone and follow them, so that on the phone I have my location and on the map also that track which I would load from hribi.net.

Thanks for the help.

Today it was cold on Velika Planina, but nice .

No snow to Primož, quite little from there to Mickina Bajta, then quantity rises quickly (temps drop just as fast!). Pasje Pečine passable, many hikers already went through.

Snow completely soft, partly drifted, but still very demanding for walking. Probably today's visitors trod paths well, so walking easier now

Hello, on https://stanje-poti.pzs.si/ the marked path through Dolški graben (marked path from Kraljev hrib to planina Dol) is marked as closed.

Has anyone walked this path? Is it completely impassable or "doable"?

What is this rambling now, just because someone says "I pity X", must yell at him "what about Y? You don't pity them?!"

Well then all you who pity locals who lost houses: How horrible you are, you pity OUR locals who still have relatives and functioning state from which they'll get help? What about poor Turks who lost whole families in earthquake?! But they don't pity you at all? You amoral nihilistic MONSTERS!!!

This pity competition is pure idiocy. If we can never pity someone who fares better than some third, then at every moment we must pity only and exactly one person.

To defend the forecasters a bit: the weather forecast for Sunday was that it would cloud over on the west, especially in the hilly world of the Primorska Prealps, already early in the morning, while on the east that would happen by noon.

So, no hard feelings, but @ločanka, the forecasters weren't wrong, you just went to the wrong mountain

The Saturday forecast was dry weather, lots of fog and low clouds persisting all day in places. Anyone expecting sun the whole way to Vošca on this forecast shouldn't blame the weather report but their own functional (il)literacy.

Today Velika Planina was really in a wonderful dress, let the pictures say more than my words.

P.S. on the way down I lost a glove somewhere (Forclaz, gray with some blue on the straps). If someone found it, please contact me.

From Jezerski Pass I'd advise descent to the tarn, then keep as right as possible, and reach unmarked path/off-trail to Adam and Eve. From Adam and Eve to Prevalski Stog then completely easy path.

For return, if up to it, can go over Ograde and back to Krstenica

All who mock "stupid" questions here, please take a moment to get a grip on yourselves and mentally try to take a step forward from the kindergarten borderline-variable learning.

You are on a forum where users get information about current conditions, and you mock people who don't know the current conditions. Do you have enough mental capacity to realize how completely absurd your mocking is?

Before someone starts lecturing about how "they should already know there's no more snow at the saddle now"... Snow on the path from Okrešlj to Kamnik Saddle in early June is nothing unusual. Of course, for some who see the saddle through the kitchen window, this June is obviously different. But this might be shocking news for all "clowns" above: there are people in the world who don't see mountains every day, live farther away and know less than your highness. They come for good advice, so your mocking is less than appropriate.

I'm deciding whether to label your behavior as childish or simply rude. In any case, it's at the level of kindergarten brats; I don't know if because you lack basic manners or because you mentally haven't outgrown patterns most leave behind when they learn the alphabet.

Yesterday Dobrča and Šentanski vrh from Begunje. Snow at start ~30cm, at hut over 1m, summit more.

Paths to hut nicely trodden, from hut across meadow had to trudge hard, esp. on meadow. Forest better, track to Šentanski vrh.

@andraja "which is public"? A bit of effort and you could really have put it into a public record.

For example, you could remember that the relative pronoun "ki" is used in all case forms (e.g. "table, ki je v kuhinji"), while "kateri" only with prepositions (e.g. "table, o kateri govorimo"), and realize that the correct form is "zapis, ki je javen", not "zapis, kateri je javen".

If you put in just a tiny bit more effort, you'd remember that forming dependent clauses ("zapis, ki je javen") for sentences where the same info could be given with a normal left apposition ("javen zapis") is not stylistically correct.

You could put in even more effort, do everyone on this forum a big favor, and keep your inappropriate remarks to yourself.

@Lukito

Of course, I agree. But my comment was a response to the question about the difficulty of the paths through Plemenice, Tominškova and through Prag. Among these three the path through Prag is the easiest.

The path through Plemenice is the most demanding in all respects of those listed (and it is also the hardest marked path to Triglav). The path through Prag is the easiest (but from Kredarica onwards still not easy) of the paths. To Kredarica it has only one harder section.

As for beauty, the order is exactly reversed

Becar, do you think individual coronavirus particles fly through the air by themselves?

Interesting that some here claim to understand statistics, while making conclusions on statistical samples composed of one or two points.

Maybe it would be smart to call the statistics office and explain to those morons they shouldn't bother with all their statistical researches anymore - instead of wasting time and money to gather "statistically relevant number of samples", they can simply call Becar, then just generalize conclusions to the whole population.

To confirm their hypotheses they can then check conclusions on Becar's wife too, if need to be really 100%, maybe even on wife's colleague. More than 3 people you really don't need for serious statistical studies.

@Becar vaccination:

- reduces the probability that a person gets infected
- reduces the probability that a person gets sick
- in case of infection increases the probability that the infection will pass in a mild form.

Vaccination does not set any of these probabilities to zero. Despite vaccination there is a probability of infection, and in case of infection there is a probability that the form will not be completely mild.