This is the view of sections Babna and "Nad vasjo" or Banje. It was taken on a suprisingly sunny november day. If there ever was a coorect decision about a trip destination, this was it.

This is Osps big wall on a warm november day. This section sports many multipitch sport, trad and aid lines up to 140m long.

Wolfgang and Guernot with the lady that runs the "climbing shop". We couldn't understand much of what each other said but she happily had me and my friends in for wine whilst we shopped for chalk.

The photo was taken in april 2002 in one of the most famous Slovenian climbing resorts - Osp, which is situated in the southwest of the country, very close to the Italian border. My friend Borut was leading one of the single pitch routes, graded french 6c. Photographer: Rado Miklavcic

Climber following one of the overhanging routes at the Babna sector at Osp. Lots of nice tufa structures

A praying mantis at the foot of the Babna wall in Osp.

The main wall of Osp. The routes DB calls it the great wall, but in the guide book its called Stena, but since i dont speak slovenian, i dont know wich name is correct. Great place nevertheless.

well... what about breakfast?