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TomasGrizzly [2017-02-06 14:14:18 +0000 UTC]
Breathtaking scenery
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TomasGrizzly In reply to Tullusion [2017-02-12 14:16:04 +0000 UTC]
Also, your description is quite nice. It took me a bit of effort to go through (despite living close to Poland), but yes, weather will do whatever it wants and we have to deal with it and act accordingly. Sometimes, what others would consider bad weather can create a sight like no other.
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Tullusion In reply to TomasGrizzly [2017-02-18 09:15:53 +0000 UTC]
Some years ago I was writing descriptions in both languages - Polish and English. Nowadays, online magicians like Google Translator do their job quite effecively. Maybe I will return to this good habit in the future...
I like the fact, that the weather can be unpredictable not only in the Himalayas, the Andes, the Tatras and the other Alps-like mountain ranges, but also around the peaks that don't reach 1000 metres above the sea level. Moreover, in the autumn lower mountains become even more interesting than their higher "cousins" because of variety of tree types and wider palette of colours.
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TomasGrizzly In reply to Tullusion [2017-02-18 15:52:56 +0000 UTC]
In that you're completely right, in autumn I usually go to places around 800-900 meters, border of coniferous and deciduous forests is probably the best for that.
And if majority of people looking at your photos are from Poland, then there's probably low need to make description in more languages. Speaking for myself, as a Czech I can understand basics enough to read, but not enough to try to write.
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TomasGrizzly In reply to Tullusion [2017-02-24 16:21:23 +0000 UTC]
Depends to what exactly you mean and what is in reach for you. In short, any place with elevation around 700-1000 m is nice in autumn. My tip would be around Ramzová and Jeseník, lots of mixed forests there.
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