Chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra):Chamois are small animals from the bovine family. They have stocky bodies 120-140 cm long, and the height at the withers is about 70 cm. Their fur is thick and short, usually brown or grey-brown. Chamois are characterized by characteristic, slightly curved horns, which are present in both males and females, although they may be larger in males. These animals are agile climbers and well adapted to life in a mountainous environment. They feed mainly on plants such as grasses, herbs and shrubs.

Bystra Ławka - a pass in the Slovak High Tatras located at an altitude of 2,315 m above sea level (according to previous measurement, 2,314 m), which is the lowest point of the ridge between Furkot (Furkotský štít) and Huge Solisko - the highest peak of the Soliska Ridge. A yellow tourist trail has been running through the pass since 1993, from the Młynicka Valley to Furkotna. In the past, the trail led through Bystry Przechód, located approximately 200 m to the north-west - a plateau on the south-eastern ridge of Furkot, located directly below its summit dome. Many maps have one Bystry Przechód pass marked, while others have incorrect heights.

Well known in Poland as a destination for climbing expeditions - Mięguszowieckie peaks. I took the photos from a drone during sunset when I spent the night on the Bystra Ławka pass. I was hidden between the rocky towers, so I raised the drone to see a beautiful sunset on the ridge.

Active holiday in Tenerife - my experiencesMy wife and I spent 7 days in Tenerife as follows: beautiful views>beaches and coast>sightseeing We always travel actively, I take a lot of photos, so I appreciate the visual aspect :)

Krywań - a lofty (2,495 m above sea level) peak in the southwestern part of the High Tatras on the Slovak side, with a characteristic, curved peak, from which it takes its name (the pronunciation "Krzywań" is still found among older highlanders).

Evening view from Walentkowy Wierch. Walentkowy Wierch, Walentkowa - a peak in the main ridge of the Tatra Mountains with a height of 2156 m. It is located south of Świnica (separated by Walentkowa Przełęcz 2100 m) and northwest of Gładki Wierch (separated by Gładka Przełęcz 1994 m). The peak is connected to Świnica by a varied, narrow Walentkowa Ridge with many peaks and switches. Directly on the northern side of Walentkowy Wierch there is Wyżnia Walentkowa Szczerbina (Vyšná Valentkova štrbina, 2124 m). The north-western slopes of Walentkowy Wierch descend to the Walentkowa Valley, the south-eastern slopes to Dolinka pod Koło and Zadni Staw located there.