December, being the end of the year and a month with fickle weather, is often lighter on hiking – the hikes are closer to home and shorter, and it’s pretty much just a treat at the end. But even that can end up being memorable. In both good and bad ways.
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Heading into 2026
Another year has passed, so it’s time to reflect as well as to look forward.
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December is almost over, and given that the last three days are expected to be calmer workdays, I decided to pass my judgment on the month already (though I’ll judge the year as a whole next week).
Continue readingBook review: Sylvanas
Sylvanas Windrunner has been a major character of the Warcraft universe for a long time, and one of the most controversial ones. This book promised deeper insight into her, though it wasn’t exactly what I expected.
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Writers tend to have quite an active imagination and can come up with scenarios some people wouldn’t even imagine. But we can also have unexpected blind spots in our knowledge about… quite mundane or common things.
Continue readingNovember 2025 hiking
November turned out to be a weaker month for hiking, for reasons I mentioned in the monthly summary, and the weather wasn’t the best on both hikes, but I tried to bring back some pictures worth sharing.
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November was a busy month at work, which inevitably translated as a lazy month when my hobbies are involved, though the latter part had some other reasons. Let’s have a look.
Continue readingOctober hiking part 2
In today’s post, I’ll look back at the four-day hiking trip I took at the end of October. This one was unusual in a way, being in the lowlands rather than the mountains.
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In today’s post, I’ll look back at the two one-day October hikes.
Continue readingBook review: Return of the ShirĂ¡n
My last read is wrapping up the Elven Worlds trilogy, but also makes it clear that there are more stories to follow.
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