Chuceck peack at Homolje mountains
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Čuček is one of many rocky peack at Homolje mountains. The view from this peack is astonishing. This climbing was organised by Mountain club "Vukan" from Požarevac city in eastern Serbia. Virtual panorama was taken by Saša Stojanović from Sokobanja.
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