The Hundredth Cave
Jama pod Turkovo ogrado, also known as Jama na Grahovnki, is number 100 in the cave register and therefore appears on maps as the Hundredth Cave. It is 100 metres long :) and 23 metres deep. It lies beyond…
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Jama pod Turkovo ogrado, also known as Jama na Grahovnki, is number 100 in the cave register and therefore appears on maps as the Hundredth Cave. It is 100 metres long :) and 23 metres deep. It lies beyond…
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The fishing season on Planina Polje opened on 1 May. Fishing season: 1 May to 30 November. Permitted fishing area: the Unica from its source to the bridge on the Planina–Laze road, including tributaries. Permitted daily catch: one grayling or one…
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On our first photographic hunt at Planina Polje, we found several bird species—herons and storks then in their migration period. Before spotting the first heron, a roe deer posed for us with its tongue out and a…
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Škratovka is a 165m-long, 22m-deep cave with an intermittent spring from which a torrential stream flows. It drains into the River Unica and contributes to flooding on Planina Polje. The cave was discovered in 1950.…
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Ana's classmate, a karst researcher at the Karst Research Institute ZRC SAZU, wanted to fly over the flooded Cerkniško polje that he studies in his postdoctoral research. His wish was not difficult to fulfil: first we…
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An aerial photo series of paragliding above Planinska gora and Planinsko polje, photographed by Žan Kafol.
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A photo series of Planinsko polje and Grmada, with aerial paragliding views photographed by Žan Kafol.
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A summer photo series of Planinsko polje and Grmada, including aerial paragliding views photographed by Žan Kafol.
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A landscape photo series of flooded Planinsko polje in winter, photographed by Žan Kafol.
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