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I preferred the views of Bled from Ojstrica to those from Osojnica.

We reached the top of Osojnica at the last moment as the sun was already very low.

Lake from Osojnica.

Bled Island and Bled Castle.

Bled Island.

Bled.

The trail from Planina Javorniki was well-trodden.

Soon I reached the Lipanca hut with my destination, Mt. Mrežce, looming over it.

Looking back towards the valley.

Blue skies and puffy clouds.

From here on there was no defined trail and I had to trudge through the heavy snow.

Larches along the trail.

This was the good part of the trail. ;)

Karavanke range in the distance.

The first glimpse over the ridge to the west.

Ski trails.

Mt. Triglav.

There were more and more dark clouds rolling in from the west.

Luckily some blue sky remained in the east.

The last stretch before the summit.

Below the top.

Glorious Julian Alps.

Mali Draški vrh, Veliki Draški vrh to the left, Triglav and Rž to the right.

Ski tourers' trails.

Sunlit top with dark clouds.

Contrast.

Planika hut.

Ana at the top of Mrežce (1965 meters) with Triglav in the background.

Planina Javorniki from the top.

The weather was changing fast. Cloudy one minute, sunny the next.

Planina Javorniki where I left my car.

Mt. Stol in the Karavanke range. The visibility was terrible and I had to crank up the contrast in postproduction a lot.

Mountains above Bohinj.

Triglav in sunrays.

Below Kredarica.

Lipanca hut from Mrežce.

The signpost at the summit.

I wanted to wait for the sunset as the colors were promising.

The mighty Rjavina rock face.

Triglav and Planika hut.

Planika hut.

Then it got really cloudy and my hopes of shooting a great sunset were crushed, so I hurried back down.

Sunrise at Sečovlje salt pans. The bench had frost on it!

Snow-capped mountains above Jesenice.

Sunrise at Sečovlje salt pans.

Snowy trees.

Sunrise at Sečovlje salt pans.

The view down the ski course from the top of Mt. Španov vrh.

Old dilapidated house at the Sečovlje salt pans.

Enjoying the sun at the top.

One of the canal in the Sečovlje salt pans.

Slopes of Mt. Vajnež and Mt. Potoški Stol.

Reflection.

Mt. Golica.

Sečovlje salt pans.

What a location for a mountain hut!

Sečovlje salt pans.

Slopes.

Sečovlje salt pans.

I sank into the snow up to my waist for this photo.

Sečovlje salt pans.

Winter landscape.

Sečovlje salt pans.

Clouds started to roll in.

More frost in the Sečovlje salt pans.

On the way down at the edge of the ski piste.

Sečovlje salt pans.

Mt. Golica shrouded in clouds.

Grass in the Sečovlje salt pans.

Going down was easy!

Sečovlje salt pans.

More snowy slopes in clouds.

Sečovlje salt pans.

Mt. Dovški Križ in dramatic clouds.

Sečovlje salt pans.

Dry salt pan.

Sečovlje salt pans.

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.

Mala planina in the afternoon sun.

Mala planina.

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

An army helicopter?

Typical roof.

At Črnuški dom (Črnuče hut).

Domžalski dom (Domžale hut).

One of the small puddles.

Velika planina in all its glory.

Velika planina and the chapel.

Only a few cows were left on pasture, most had already been brought to the valley.

Typical Velika planina: a cow and the chapel.

The chapel on Velika planina.

Velika planina cabin.

Velika planina

At Zeleni rob.

The Kamnik Alps were enveloped in a strange haze.

The Kamnik Alps and last sun rays.

The Kamnik Alps: Kočna and Grintovec.

Mists around Brana.

View over the Kamnik Alps from Zeleni rob.

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Ana Pogačar