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Julian Alps

In the far southeast, the Alps, Europe's highest and most extensive mountain range, end with the Julian Alps. Green meadows, emerald mountain rivers, picturesque Alpine valleys, vast forests and mighty peaks tell diverse stories from the history of Slovenia. This is a part of EROUTES project.

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Planica; Dom v Tamarju

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Triglav in Kredarica

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Aljažev stolp na Triglavu

Pavlin, Franz

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Otvoritev Triglavske koče 10. 8. 1896

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Zeleno jezero

Pavlin, Franz

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Greben Triglava

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Erjavčeva koča (1525 m) na prelazu Vršič

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Jakob Aljaž kot starešina na Dunaju

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Planinski ples; v nedeljo 1. svečana 1914 v Narodnem domu v Ljubljani; začetek ob 8 uri zv…

Vavpotič, Ivan

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Triglav in Dom Valentina Staniča

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Erjavčeva koča na Vršiču, v ozadju Špik in Škrlatiška skupina v megli

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Simon Gregorčič (1844-1906)

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Vzpenjača v Planici po Blovdkovem načrtu

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25 Planica; Jugoslavija 24. III. - 27. III. 1960

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Franc Pribošek

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Bohinjsko jezero; Gorenjska; Wocheiner See

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Bovec; Plezzo; Primorska

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Solkan; Primorska; Salcano

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