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| Kozorog24. 09. 2011 15:27:08 |
BojanA... if you take kids you take them to such a 2-thousander they can do... Don't begrudge all other hikers who go or were on that 2-thousander...
Everyone by their abilities and everyone earns praise their own way not contempt!
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| sunshine24. 09. 2011 15:56:51 |
That annoys me so, Bojan, go to the Himalayas.
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| JusAvgustin25. 09. 2011 19:39:51 |
yeah, I agree. I e.g. would take them to... Bojan you hit it so off that I have no words for you, just this: On this "pensioners' two-thousander" people have died too...
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| Bojan_A25. 09. 2011 20:11:42 |
They died in winter in really weird snow conditions and that comparison is totally off. And no worry "my" kids can do Viševnik ... and that with great ease
Just wanted to say whoever likes peace even a bit should go elsewhere rather than this too much visited peak. Sure I like meeting folks in hills too, but what's cat here is cat here. Better then go from Tivoli to Rožnik.
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| JusAvgustin25. 09. 2011 20:15:15 |
completely off is your comment, I just told you viševnik is only mountain not hill where mommies come with strollers. if you misinterpreted and got wrong it's your problem, I won't sleep worse for it! but you right viševnik really is "brothel"(short access, low diff, crazy view) I would def take little ones to martuljek 
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| Bojan_A25. 09. 2011 20:19:32 |
Viševnik is stump, summer even closer. Together with Brdo and Deblo peč easy two-thousanders anyone can do in summer: just has (at least) one healthy leg.
We've taken them to Martuljek many times already.
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| JusAvgustin25. 09. 2011 20:21:39 |
 but the other one is wooden log?
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| otiv25. 09. 2011 20:26:37 |
@Bojan A your writing really ain't worthy of your adulthood and maybe as retiree you'll struggle to get to Šmarna gora or not at all.
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| Bojan_A25. 09. 2011 20:32:10 |
That (with leg) I didn't mean figuratively but literally. Seen heroes who hopped up without one leg. 
Such people I respect fully. Whoever completely healthy can't reach even Viševnik he's to blame for being couch potato or spending three quarters day in tavern and his problem he don't recreate. Go on think me as braggart. No I don't brag. Just opinion every human should have at least that fitness to be physically able without trouble for summer tours (like) Viševnik. Basic physical fitness base for health.
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| otiv25. 09. 2011 20:42:36 |
It's about respect for fellow humans, both those who can only manage Šmarna gora and those who go effortlessly to two-thousanders and higher.
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| DarjaZaplotnik25. 09. 2011 20:49:19 |
I do agree that exercise (+other factors) greatly contributes to maintaining health late in life.
But @Bojan_A, people have different priorities in life and that doesn't mean that a non-sporty population is inherently inferior.
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| Volk25. 09. 2011 21:01:47 |
Hehe, Darja, such 'profound' thoughts are unfortunately still out of reach for some cocky youngsters.
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| damijan6625. 09. 2011 21:18:10 |
Bojan A: I too have happily read your adventure posts so far, because they seemed special and for my middle years, both mentally and physically, unattainable. Your comment seems offensive to me, as it's nonsensical to compare the psycho-physical abilities of a youngster who does more than recreational mountain running with an employed hiker of middle or older age. Not all employed work only weekdays from Mon. to Fri. and thus don't have free weekends, so it's hard to coordinate free days and obligations (family and work) with other family members.
You also meet diversity in the mountains and that's good - among runners you find hikers, mountaineers, photographers, enjoyers, vacationers, scouts, ...
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| urbancek25. 09. 2011 21:26:50 |
In my opinion, Bojan just wanted to say that this is one of those "God's paths" where you meet all sorts and soon hate them because of all the "non-mountaineers" at heart. I think he didn't mean to offend anyone, right? Sometimes when we type quickly, it sounds different...
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| Kozorog25. 09. 2011 21:33:06 |
urbanček... look, that's why we learned to read, to read what we wrote afterwards..
As for Viševnik, we know it's crowded; both on weekends and in nice weather... If it bothers someone, they just choose another tour (more solitary). That's what I do...... but still we don't insult anyone.... Not those who slog either on Viševnik or on Triglav...
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| urbancek25. 09. 2011 21:39:37 |
Of course not...
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| 5Xum30. 09. 2011 14:36:58 |
Well, whether Viševnik is a little hill or a mountain, no doubt it offers wonderful views, especially if you get there early enough. Today I was the second on Viševnik, together with a gentleman who arrived up a few minutes before me, we had the privilege of seeing a wonderful sunrise...
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| mukica30. 09. 2011 17:39:49 |
Wowww, nice experience, nice photos... and as you say, really a privilege to experience that..
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| katty30. 09. 2011 18:17:56 |
Uhuhu...really nice pics...I really envy....here, this is called a real experience I hope to experience this on Kredarica on Tuesday
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| JusAvgustin30. 09. 2011 18:22:03 |
yeah viševnik is really "resting place for our soul" the nicest is to go in complete darkness, when dawn breaks you're already at the little lakes, watch the sunrise and then descend in the first morning rays... of course with skis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and continue the way to work
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