Black Cauldron in 1970's

There are a few post-glacial cirques in the Karkonosze, i.e. the Giant Mountains. If you are an American from the East Coast: the Giant Mts are a smaller version of the Presidential Range, the cirques (in Poland the commonest word for a glacial cirque is "kocioł", which literally translates as cauldron) resemble Tuckerman or Huntington Ravines.) Czarny Kocioł Jagniatkowski, i.e. the Black Cauldron of Jagniątków, named after a village that used to be called Agnetendorf before World War II, is one of the most interesting cwms in the Karkonosze. It sits about forty minutes' hike east of the Snowy Cauldrons. At sunrise a lucky hiker can see mouflons (Ovis orientalia) here. My good old luck:) consisted of a ewe with a lamb grazing in the meadow at the trail junction. The wild sheep were brought to the Sudetes Mountains from Corsica over a century ago, for hunting. Photo (scanned slide) taken in the 1970's (or early '80s).