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- greenhouse effect
- bracken
- newly born
- freedom
- windy day
- explorer
- opportunist
- red accent
- game over
- red maple & ...
- shelter
- free?
- old pond
- exploring the siamese twins
- spiderman?
- repose
- out of the rock
- damsel yoga
- light climber
- future apple?
- refreshment
- high time?
- butter + 2x fly
- to bee or not to bee
- looking down
- bypass
- explorers
- same mountains, broader view
- elements
- united colours of spring
- in the distance...
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4 comments:
Gosh it truly is a magnificent mountain range. Reminds me of our 'Rockies' here. Gorgeous shot Polona.
ah, these mountains are little more rugged and probably younger than those posted yesterday... i'd never realised that slovenia had such high mountains...
keep well...
Good evening Polona,
Stunning mountains, we do not have anything like this over here, so it makes it more special when you see this kind of view! :¬)
janice: rockies on a much smaller scale, i have to add :)
but yes, they are beautiful and relatively accessible.
thank you
bart: well, as said in the title, the detail in the previous photo is part of this exact range. and it's all limestone as are most of the alps.
but i agree, the rock formation in the previous pic does look quite different from the rest.
thank you
stacey: ah, but you have other attractions...
but i agree, i would miss these mountains if i had to live elsewhere
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