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DescriptionKrnica.jpg |
English: Alpine valley of Krnica near Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. The highest peak (in the clouds) in the picture is Škrlatica.
Slovenščina: Dolina Krnice pri Kranjski Gori. Najvišji vrh (v oblakih) je Škrlatica, desno od nje Rakova špica, Rogljica in Dovški Gamsovec, skrajno desno Kriška stena.
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12 July 2009 |
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Matijap |
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