Images are approximately 533 x 800 in size (portraits are smaller), numbers in front of picture descriptions are serial numbers of the original photo files. Excursion participants: Behare Rexhepi - Beki, Tajda Turk, Ana Židanik, Ester Premate, Cene Skubic, Gašper Šolinc, Petra Jelenc, Blaž Fleišman, Matej Blatnik, Uroš Kunaver, Andrej Drevenšek - Vrtnar, Matic Di Batista - Diba, Aleksandra Kranjc - Jerca and Tomaž Kranjc - Garmin, Špela Borko, Nataša Sivec, Marko Horvat, Uroš Novak - Roši, Jure Košutnik - Ðuro and Primož Jakopin - Klok.
All pictures photo and copyright (c) Primož Jakopin 2015.
25026. Beki (Becky)
25028. Tajda
25029. Ana
25031. Ester
25032. Cene
25033. Gašper
25034. Petra
25035. Blaž, smiling
25036. Blaž
25037. The traverse is nasty because the slope below it is nearly vertical and over 20 feet deep - the F tunnel continues on the other side, above the muddy trail.
25041. Andrej is sitting on the traverse, awaiting the returning party - to make the traverse more difficult, they will bypass the end of the traverse by a squeeze in front (left) of him.
25044. Marko is returning, not through the squeeze, but over the normal traverse beginning.
25045. Marko is on his way over the muddy puddle while Andrej is looking into the squeeze, awaiting more newcomers.
25048. Matej on the traverse, Andrej behind the rock
25047. Diba the excursion leader in a victorious, The-winner-takes-it-all pose
25038. The squeeze is short but tricky - it is slippery and with few foot holds, while the hand hold is a sinter pan, full of water - any disturbance sends a new small wave downhill to make the squeeze more slippery, and colder. In the picture - one of the school participants is halfway through, other candidates and instructors are observing the progress.
25040. Ester is approaching the squeeze, under the auspices of Matej (left) and Marko.
25049. A cloud over Planinsko polje valley, as seen from the Mali Orljek hill
25050. Modern heavy forestry machinery, before all large tracked vehicles, applied in wet weather, completely changed the forest trail-, track- and side road landscape. The access road to the cave used to be, until recently, a modest old track, with undergrowth on both sides, so that a passenger car could barely get through. Now it is a wide open space - view at the clearing north of the entrance, logs around the fireplace are center left.
25051. View of the "no-trees land" to the northwest of the entrance
25052. During the recent forest cleaning the cave entrance obtained some painted markup.
25054. Night view of the entrance, available light
Annual General Meeting of DZRJL / Ljubljana Grotto, March 5 Wooden Ladder for the Galacijevka Cave, Part I, March 19
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