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Krvavec as seen from the car in the morning.

Views of southern part of Kamnik from Stari grad.

No more snow below Mt. Krvavec.

Kočna, Grintovec and Kalški greben.

Homec from Stari grad.

Higher up the slope was still covered with snow.

A smoking volcano? ;)

Ljubljana could be seen in the distance - can you spot the Ljubljana Castle?

Fresh air, yay!

Blue skies in the east.

Looking towards the northwest: the church of St. Ana in Tunjice and the Julian Alps with Mt. Triglav in the background.

T-bar lifts.

Clouds.

Kamnik.

Mt. Krvavec.

Zvoh.

Kamnik.

Kamnik in the distance.

Zvoh.

The Kamnik Alps towards the north.

Smog in the valley.

Zvoh.

Mekinje monastery.

Layers.

Zvoh in the morning. Place the mouse over the photo to see the same scene two hours later.

Sebastian and Ana on the Stari grad hill.

Mt. Krvavec hut and Mt. Storžič in the background.

Kriška planina and Krvavec from Zvoh.

Mali grad hill with the chapel in Kamnik.

St. Primož chapel.

The Julian Alps and Storžič in the background.

Kamnik roofs and Zaprice Castle.

Kamniški vrh.

Krvavec.

Soon the light turned warm orange.

Finally the sun prevailed.

Mali grad chapel.

We hurried back toward the car.

Zvoh.

Mali grad chapel.

Crystals in the snow.

Shadows.

Kamnik from the Mali grad hill.

Sun going down.

Snow.

Sebastian taking photos of Kamnik.

Almost sunset time.

Zvoh.

Mali grad.

The Julian Alps in the distance.

Zvoh.

The Zaprice Castle from below.

Sun rays.

Riding a chairlift.

The Zaprice Castle.

Sun rays.

Njivice.

One of the defensive towers at the Zaprice Castle.

Mt. Storžič in sweet light.

Inside the tower.

Mt. Triglav.

Zvoh.

A tower with a view.

Sunset.

At 1 p.m. when the ski lifts stopped working the snow was already quite heavy but not as much as one would expect in April.

The Zaprice Castle from another perspective.

After sunset.

Krvavec TV tower.

Silhouettes.

I returned to Kriška planina where I had left my car.

Mt. Triglav and a paraglider.

Krvavec from the road leading down to the valley.

Sebastian in front of a granary at the Zaprice Castle.

Stari vrh ski slopes.

Kamniški vrh and Velika planina.

Right after sunset it was peaceful for a minute or two.

Green meadows with Storžič and the Julian Alps.

Then the sky exploded into fiery pink and red.

Krvavec in the late afternoon that same day.

It was magnificent.

Krvavec in the late afternoon that same day.

Crazy sunset colors.

The show only lasted a few minutes.

Then the colors faded.

And soon everything was bluish and dark.

Starting early from the Kamniška Bistrica valley meant we had to use our headlamps before it dawned above Velika planina.

As we were making our way up to the Kokra Saddle, the sunrise colored the looming walls above us orange.

Coming out of the woods.

In the last stretch below the saddle there were a few snowy patches.

Yellow mist in the valley.

It had been relatively warm until we reached the saddle, but there the howling wind almost blew us over.

After putting our jackets, caps and gloves on we continued towards Grintovec.

Some people were already returning from the peak!

There was little snow on the sunny, grassy slope.

The views to the southwest revealed fog in the valley.

Somebody was bored. :)

Slowly we made our way up the mountain.

The last slope is deceptive: slanting at an steady angle it makes the peak look closer than it really is.

Kalški greben in the background.

Finally we reached the top!

And we had to brace ourselves as the wind was so strong it almost knocked us over.

Looking south: Mokrica, Košutna, Kalški greben, Krvavec.

Looking east.

Fog in the valley.

Peter and I at the top.

Yay! :)

Soon more people reached the summit, braving the wind. Can you see snow particles in the air?

In 15 minutes my fingers froze while taking photos, so we soon headed back down.

Descening was much faster than climbing.

There wasn't just one trail, there were hundreds.

My estimate is that about 50 people climbed Grintovec that Sunday.

A bit further down the slope the wind abated a bit and I was able to change lenses again. Velika planina in the distance.

Velika planina and fog rolling in in the background.

Triglav.

Štruca and Skuta.

Ojstrica, Planjava and Brana.

A blaze on a rock.

A scree slope.

The same creation of the bored climber(s). :)

Kalška gora and Kalški greben.

By then the snow got heavier and wetter.

Grintovec in all its glory.

The Cojz hut at the Kokra Saddle is in constant shade during the winter.

Cojz hut.

Layer of smog/fog in the valley.

We saw a girl in only a T-shirt. Brrrrrr!

Sliding down the scree from the Kokra Saddle was the most tiresome part of the whole climb.

When we were almost back in the valley, we could see that we were actually in a layer of fog. Brana above us.

Looking back to where we just descended from.

Green undergrowth on the way up.

Mala planina in the afternoon sun.

Emerging from the woods we saw this lonely trail across the plain.

On Friday afternoon we took the chair lift to transport all the food and drinks to the hut.

Going up with a chairlift.

Hellebores in backlight.

Mala planina.

Gojška planina.

Early Saturday morning.

In the morning, the fog still persevered in the valley.

Mala planina.

Mt. Ojstrica.

Mala planina.

Sunrise.

Looking over the edge into the Ljubljana basin.

A few helicopters flew around Mala planina, I think they were bringing building material was one of the huts.

Mala planina and crocuses.

Orange fog in the valley.

The path was covered with a thick layer of snow in some parts.

A few centimeters of snow fell over night.

Layers.

An army helicopter?

Crocuses.

The Kamnik Alps in the background.

The Kamnik Alps.

View to the south.

Typical roof.

A violet carpet everywhere we looked.

Jaka is trying to wake up.

A typical Velika planina cottage.

Mala planina.

At Črnuški dom (Črnuče hut).

Slopes of crocuses (some prefer croci :)

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