visentin wrote:Magnificent. All the essence of the Romanian Carpathians in this photo-report.
http://karpaterna.se/karpaterna/trascau12.htm

Thanks. Linked to the Apuseni page.

An Euro-2012 trip report
The gems of the Polish High Tatras

Csókakő by yxygan

Better late than never Another artistic thing by Marco Marinescu.

Thanks Jacek! And my pics with chamois also:

http://www.summitpost.org/romanian-chamois/804510

XVIII Przystanek Woodstock...



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Clint,
It seems like you've strayed off route. Do you think you could remove your post and open your own thread on Vodkastock etc.?
Thanks in advance
Jacek

According to Wikipedia poland, the word could be apparented to latin (more accurately Balkan Romanian (some Vlach dialect) "dormitorium" which would mean sleeping mountains.
There are similarly named mountains such as Visitor (visător, "dreaming") and Cipitor (aţipitor, "sleeping") across former Yugoslavia.
Other sources mention celtic roots that would mean "river that flows from mountains"

borutbk wrote:But Durmitor is not in floristic East Central Europe, or is it?

It's not in any EC Europe. It's in SE Europe (and in the Balkans).

But it's a great area, isn't it?