borutb wrote:

yatsek wrote:A nice day here as well. Plus, talking of the mountains, it looks like most of the September snow has just gone.
Have a nice concert!

Thanks. Beethoven 5th and the tough one of Bartok's piano concerti.

Surely you mean the 2nd concerto? Who was the soloist?

BTW: Climbing in the Mrzla gora/Kaltenberg south face. The direct (FA: F.Knez) is here presented in Marko Prezelj's mountain guide association photo gallery.
http://www.zgvs.si/galerija_prikazi.php?pid=11

Very nice route indeed

dmiki wrote:Slightly off-topic:

Anybody have an idea where the "Lipicko Brezno" cave might be in Slovenia? Or what the other names for the cave are?

It does not appear under http://e-kataster.speleo.net/v2/index.php

thanks

Update: found some info here http://www.fsz.bme.hu/mtsz/barlang/4tin ... pisko1.htm under the name "Lipisko Brezno"

Vid Pogachnik wrote:I don't know why Mrzla gora page was purged. Anyway, it was poor and its owner vili was last active more than a year ago. Any proposal?

borutbk wrote:> New edition of 55 zavarovanih plezalnih poti (55 secured climbing routes, published by Sidarta), a selection of 55 ferratas in Slovenia, the Italian part of the Julian Alps and the Austrian side of the Karavanke (in Slovenian language).

dmiki wrote:

borutbk wrote:> New edition of 55 zavarovanih plezalnih poti (55 secured climbing routes, published by Sidarta), a selection of 55 ferratas in Slovenia, the Italian part of the Julian Alps and the Austrian side of the Karavanke (in Slovenian language).

Does an English version exist?

dmiki wrote:

borutbk wrote:> New edition of 55 zavarovanih plezalnih poti (55 secured climbing routes, published by Sidarta), a selection of 55 ferratas in Slovenia, the Italian part of the Julian Alps and the Austrian side of the Karavanke (in Slovenian language).

Does an English version exist?