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East face of Rjavina

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East face of Rjavina (on the left) and Luknja Pec (rounded peak). Behind Luknja pass is Skrlatica group.

View from Lipanski Vrh

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Fantastic..

Voted 10/10

...shot witha lot of atmosphere!

Posted Nov 17, 2005 1:59 am

Thanks..

Hasn't voted

..to Velebit for text correction.

Cheers Sasha!

Ales

Posted Nov 18, 2005 9:32 pm


	Vid Pogachnik	Re: Thanks..
	Voted 10/10	And Luknja pass is west of Triglav, the saddle near Luknja pec is called..., hm, I don't know.
		Posted Nov 19, 2005 3:34 am


	alex_vega	Re: Thanks..
	Hasn't voted	On the map of Julian Alps (1:50000) is written Luknja and it is signed for pass, but on Triglav map (1:25000) it is not... Thanks anyway Vid! Cheers!
		Posted Nov 19, 2005 8:48 am


	Velebit	Re: Thanks..
	Voted 10/10	You welcome Ales! :-) Both maps that I have (Triglav 1:25000 and Vzhodni Julijci 1:50000) say it is Luknja (2117m). It makes sense if peak above it is Luknja Pec.There are numerous examples of identical names in the mountains or anywhere.
		Posted Nov 19, 2005 11:16 am

Nice shot!

Voted 10/10

Beautiful shot of Julian Alps, Ales!

Pozdrav iz Beograda,

Vlado

Posted Nov 19, 2005 7:48 pm


	alex_vega	Re: Nice shot!
	Hasn't voted	Thank you very much Vlado! Pozdrav iz Nove Gorice Ales
		Posted Nov 20, 2005 4:36 am

man!

Voted 10/10

That is one incredibly rugged, craggy, interesting mountain.

Posted Apr 21, 2006 10:22 am


	alex_vega	Re: man!
	Hasn't voted	Thanks!This moutain is neighbour of TRIGLAV.This wall on picture fall to valley of Krma 1460m!You are welcome in our mountains always :-) Cheers,Alex
		Posted Apr 21, 2006 3:53 pm

Gorgeous Mountains

Voted 10/10

Amazing Scenery. I'm sure being there is breathtaking

Posted Jan 19, 2007 5:03 am


	alex_vega	Re: Gorgeous Mountains
	Hasn't voted	You are right :-) Rjavina is neighbour of Triglav ( 2864m / 9395ft ), highest mountain of Slovenija. And Skrlatica ( 2740m / 8989ft ) is second highest mountain. Cheers, Alex
		Posted Jan 19, 2007 6:07 am