In recent years, June was a month of relatively stable, warm, and dry weather. This year, that wasn’t exactly the case. And I got a full taste of it even during my hikes. This time, both long-awaited returns had me getting wet, one more than another.
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7/2023 Summary
Even though there’s a day still left in July, I’m already looking back on the month. It had its ups and downs but mostly continued the trend of my previous past 2-3 months.
Continue readingBook review: The Pale Princess
After a couple of years since my last time, I returned to one of the big names among self-published fantasy authors, D. K. Holmberg. With it starts a journey of mystery…
Continue readingWriting: mid-series book endings, take two
In November 2022, I delved into mid-series book endings in regard to their length. Today, I’ll be looking at the topic in relation to the plot.
Continue readingJune hiking: Tricky June weather
In this post, I’ll look back at the first two hikes of July 2023. Both were returns to places I’ve visited in the past. The weather was quite the opposite – one sunny, one cloudy with rain showers, and it gave me a good taste of the tricky June weather.
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June is often one of my favorite times of year – a lot of daylight and warmth that beckons me to enjoy my outdoorsy hobbies, but I also managed to enjoy my time indoors as well.
Continue readingBook review: The Sorcerer Knight
The first book in the Kingshield Knights series left me with mixed feelings, but I went on with the second book to see if it improves. Let’s have a look…
Continue readingBook review: The Seventh Knight
The Seventh Knight is a fantasy story that’s… quite minimalistic when it comes to the number of characters but works quite well. Let’s have a closer look.
Continue readingMay 2023 hiking: a month of variety
In the previous post, I covered my three-day trip at the beginning of May. In this post, I’ll share photos and memories of the three one-day hikes I did in May.
Continue readingMay 2023 hiking: flowers and castles
In this post, I’ll look back at a three-day hiking trip from early May. One that was beautiful through variety.
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