ivona - Recent messages

I don't have a dog myself, but I always gladly read your contributions. Some of the best are from dm72, as besides clear, concise descriptions he also posts wonderful photos.
Majina's blabbering is becoming a boring, unfinished story...

LG, although sometimes with your comments you make many people write furiously, but with your photos we can only fall silent and enjoy!!!

Wine, incredibly beautiful photos-real autumn fairy tale, glad that you, neighbors, are also such passionate fans of our mountains!!

Do you know what Tomaž Humar said about washing in the Himalayas;
-If I have the chance I wash once a week, whether it's needed or not!!

-danicak,thanks for your answer!!

L.G. - you didn't understand what I wanted to point out...
And by what now do you conclude that I don't have the kit??

I'm wondering if according to Tano's rule we all have to use a belay kit on every trail that has a piton or a meter of cable!?!?
Namely; you look at current conditions and see that some post photos of random hikers and then comment how irresponsible they are.
But who can judge if someone is on a certain trail for the first time, if they master the situation they're in, if they're acting irresponsibly because the child or themselves have no protection...And who can publicly post photos of people without even asking if they can photograph them?
I have a feeling that the belay kit has become a little fashion trend and that anyone who reaches the top without it is looked at strangely even if the trail has only one meter of cable. What about where we practically can't use the kit because there's almost no cable?
I'm also a mom who likes to go to the mountains with kids. I agree that safety is first. But I wouldn't like to see photos of my kids and someone lecturing about it (especially without my permission).
Best regards to all and safe in the mountains!!

Hello mountaineers! The question bothering me I'll ask right here, since the topic partially matches the title.
I'd like to find out if driving a small bus to Planina Blato (i.e. to the Blato-Vogar junction) is allowed. I've got very different info myself - last year the toll collector at Vogar told me it is allowed, this year Bohinj tourist office replied by email it's not.
Is anyone of you who will pay that toll this week willing to ask how and what, and tell me here or private message??
Best regards and really thanks for any answer.

Rarely post here, but VanSims encouraged me!
I too have thought (to myself), wouldn't pay for stay if partying all night in hut-have experienced several times. More of us should get up in the morning and pay nothing, then hut keepers and PD would think differently soon.(what mountain hut is and purpose we all can read on PZS pages)

Turbo, you better go walk the doggies...

I'd like to know where I can buy a hiking map of Velebit or Paklenica and a guidebook here with us?
Best regards.

I'm deciding to buy hiking clothes from the local manufacturer Gornik. Wondering if anyone has experience with their products?
Best, ivona

Does anyone maybe know when this year's event Na Roblek bom odšel is (I'd like to avoid it)?