snežinka - Recent messages

I'm thrilled with the hribi.net site, praise to all who create it and to all those who share your experiences with others. The satisfaction you experience in the mountains you want to relive again and again and that drives you forward - new trails, new goals. I follow alpinists with interest through photos, because I know that given my age (35) I'm probably too old to start. But that's why various cables etc. excite me on the paths... I'm from the coast and at home there's no decent mountaineering club that I know of (except for retirees), could someone recommend one. I'd like to discover new mountains, maybe even more demanding ones, so it's probably better to have experienced guides with you. What do you say? Thanks for the reply

On Sunday 14.8. we also climbed Triglav. Upon arrival at Triglav notch surprised by crowd of hikers, same on top and path to Kredarica, where apparently 300 people slept. Mountain charm gets lost a bit in all the crowd. We wondered if selling drinks on top of our giant bothers anyone else?? Tour beautiful, descended via Tominšek's. Safe steps to all .

Since I'm from the land of sumac, I'm sending you some beautiful pics from Velega Baldina. To Veli Baldin descend on the path to the overhangs and natural bridge on the Karst edge right before the state border with Croatia. (Sočerga)

36 years. Greetings all

On 23.10.2010 did circular tour: Bornov tunel-Begunjščica-Zelenica. Path described by lukapet already and thanks luka, since we apparently descended towards Zelenica in your footsteps

Winter blanket on KSA (23.10.2010)...

Thanks to administrator Tadej for telling me how and what about the pics .
From the top of Jalovec, a magnificent view.

The unfortunate one is a colleague whose boots were swapped - not to mention descending with too small boots. He is really sad. Every day he is in contact with the hut warden, also follows what's happening on bolha.net. I also appeal to the confused mountaineer to come forward and finally sort this out. Hope dies last .

I notice that you've misunderstood me regarding the age. Too old probably for starting alpinism, which fascinates me incredibly. Regarding hiking you're never too old as long as there's the desire. Nanos is interesting because it has some climbing too... Pikec you have great photos.