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AZBUKOVICA, PODRINJE – Drnjaci (952 M) Nedelja, 16 AZBUKOVICA, PODRINJE – Drnjaci (952 m) Nedelja, 16. 12. 2018. Azbukovica Azbukovica je brdsko-planinsko područje u zapadnoj Srbiji, na granici sa Bosnom i Hercegovinom. To je uska i izdužena regija između Drine na jednoj i Sokolske planine i Povlena na drugoj strani. Njeno središte je varošica Ljubovija. Na severozapadu je opština Mali Zvornik, na severu opština Krupanj, na severoistoku Osečina, na istoku Valjevo, a na jugu Bajina Bašta. Azbukovicu preseca nekoliko bujičnih reka koje se ulivaju u Drinu, a najpoznatije su Trešnjica i Ljuboviđa. Wikipedia 6.30 Polazak minibusom ili autobusom iz Skerlićeve, kod hrama Sv. Save. 10.30 Dolazak u selo Tornik, odnosno na prevoj Prisedo (807 m), kod škole. Odatle se obično kreće na Bobiju, ali naš plan je da idemo na jug, prema reci Trešnjici. Staza ide preko sela G. Savkovići i uglavnom kolskim putevima i proplancima Azbukovice, do vrha Drnjaci (952 m), a zatim nastavljamo na jug i dalje proplancima, preko zaseoka Lokve, odakle se spuštamo prema reci Trešnjici, odnosno u selo G.Trešnjica (235 m). Staza je planinarska, nema teških detalja i duga je oko 16 km, visina koju treba Nedelja savladati pri usponu je oko 350 m, a pri spustu oko 750 m. 16.12.2018. 17.00 Očekivani završetak pešačenja. 17.30-18.30 Usput ili u Ljuboviji, pauza za osveženje i večeru. Staza je standardna planinarska, nema zahtevnih detalja i potrebna je srednja kondiciona spremnost. 22.00 Očekivani dolazak u Beograd. - Oprema standardna za niske planine, u jesenjim uslovima, zaštita od vetra, kiše (moguć Oprema i sneg u to vreme): mali ranac, planinarske cipele, jakna-vetrovka, topao duks, kapa, rukavice, kabanica, termos ili flaša za vodu, malo hrane, baterijska lampa, štapovi. - Cena prevoza: 1300 dinara – velikim autobusom, na bazi 40 uplata, 1500 dinara – minibusom, na bazi 18 - 20 uplata Cena - Za prijavu je portebna uplata akontacije u iznosu od 1000 dinara i sledeći podaci: ime i prezime, broj pl. članske kartice, naziv kluba, godina rođenja i broj mobilnog telefona. - Poneti planinarsku člansku karticu sa plaćenom članarinom za tekuću godinu. Napomena - U zavisnosti od vremenskih uslova i datih okolnosti na terenu, vođa puta zadržava pravo korekcije i izmene plana. Vodič Milan Lončar, br. tel : 063 316 882; E-mail: [email protected] .
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