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Andrej Mašera

Andrej Mašera - May 26, 2007 3:21 pm - Voted 10/10

Very interesting page

Your page about Hochwipfel is excellent. Such grassy but very beautiful peaks seem to be a bit neglected, but Hochwipfel beyond any doubt deserves to be climbed. About 10 years ago I visited it from Rattendorfer Alm and enjoyed this trip very much. Thanks for sharing!
Andrej

Vid Pogachnik

Vid Pogachnik - May 26, 2007 5:45 pm - Hasn't voted

Re: Very interesting page

Thank you, Andrej, for your nice words. It's so encouraging after posting a page :)

ganesh70

ganesh70 - May 27, 2007 10:11 am - Voted 10/10

Nice!

Very good job as always.
I never considered hochwipfel an attractive mountain, It looks more or less like a lot other green mountains of the Carnic Alps and Prealps. But the summit views are really nice, especially to Creta di aip. The pictures are really beautiful.
Fabrizio

Vid Pogachnik

Vid Pogachnik - May 27, 2007 10:55 am - Hasn't voted

Re: Nice!

Thank you, Fabrizio. Yes, you are right. I was allways looking on Hochwipfel as a ski goal, but never went there. Then I said to myself - 'All right, you've been on almost all the main summits of Carnic Alps Main Crest (Karnisches Hauptkamm) - eastern part, why not going also on Hochwipfel to complete the collection. My next post - Findenigkofel - will be even less attractive. But yes, for a nice hike and to enjoy panorama, these are also fine.

By the way - looking at your nice pictures - would be great if you wrote down a few pages of mountains of 'Dolomiti d'oltre Piave'.

ganesh70

ganesh70 - May 27, 2007 11:20 am - Voted 10/10

Re: Nice!

Well, Andrej Masera is preparing Duranno, Col Nudo and Cima dei Preti. I'm sure they will be some of the best pages on SP. In the next days I'll climb Monte Cridola and so I can post a page about it I already wrote. Then I'd like to write something about some mountains of the Monfalconi-Spalti di Toro group. This mountains are quite unknown, it's very difficult to find good information about them.
Fabrizio

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