Early morning still in the dark from Tinčkova hut (or from jagrskh bajt if you're into local) through Zagon to saddle Belščica. Planned stop we postponed due to fog to higher level and it paid off. Just below the summit of Eastern Jelenček it opened up, breathtaking. Seas all around, individual islands slowly emerging from clouds; first Vrtača island stood up eerily vertical, then others.
And the real thing began. Descent to Western Jelenček soon showed teeth, so we roped up. Exposed traverse down under the ridge tower is so brilliantly equipped I've never seen similar pitch. Wedge every 2 meters, though terrain not much harder than II. Rope useful also on annoying crumbly passage over clogged gully – crumbly scree even Martuljek wouldn't be ashamed of. Descent from Western Jelenček to Celovška notch not too demanding, but requires care in steep scree.
Ascent to Celovška spica pleasant, best due to ingenious passage through notch to north side right under summit. Views over wall to bottom definitely not for vertigo. At summit no peg for rope descent to continue ridge, so we chose exposed but not too hard descent more on south side. Ridge to Krkotnik is interesting alright! Made of countless huge rock blocks lying across the ridge line like logs. To stay on ridge as much as possible, can't avoid short rope descent (at least for me), but can do easier bypass on south side. Krkotnik offers somewhat easier ridge descent to Stolova notch, from where finale follows.
Ascent to Stol nicely spiced with easy ridge scrambling on solid rock, real shame to miss it even if some descriptions of mentioned tour don't foresee it. Final chords of this nice traverse end on soft grasses; who doesn't want hustle right on top, enjoy tour end here a few meters lower.