Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: plechy

And....here's my parting shot from the Sumava trip, a proper sunset. Hope you like it. :-)

Here's another leftover snow picture from Plesne Jezero. It wasn't actually cold or even cool out that day, but I would have to guess that so much snow built up during the winter that it wasn't all gone by May.

The tree on the right looks like it's changing colors for the Fall, but in reality it's blooming for the Spring, as I took this in May.

There is a benchmark dating to 1868 at Plesne Jezero, but I have to wonder what its purpose is since it has no altitude on it, only a date, which I doubt could be the date of the first expedition here. The hike would have been too easy even without trails for it to be unexplored as late as 1868.

This is the sixth shot, which is very similar to the fifth.

This is the fifth shot.

Here the clouds were clearing somewhat, and so I shot this to see if I could get something different.

Here I swung the camera more over to the right.

The scene at Plesne Jezero impressed me so much, particularly with the clouds appearing as fog on the lake (the altitude was really that high), that I just shot and shot, and I didn't exclude much here. Notice the snow on Plechy.

And....here it is. Plesne Jezero is actually a small lake way up in the mountains of Sumava, overlooked by Plechy, the mountain you see in the background (I think), which is 1378 meters above sea level.