March turned out to be a colorful month, and not just because of the spring flowers, though those were often the main focus of my photos. The weather was also varied, but not in a way that would stop me from some quality time outside.
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2/2024 Hiking retrospective
With some delay – at the end of March – I’m looking back at my February hikes.
Continue reading1/2024 Hiking retrospective
The first month of 2024 gave me some options for hiking, while also taking some away. But it was a successful start to the year.
Continue readingDecember hiking: a late wrap-up
The last month of 2023 was full of weird weather that affected my plans and hopes for some outdoor time. And I ended up catching up at the end of the month.
Continue readingHoliday hike memories
As I’m not yet ready to judge this month, let alone this year, I’m using this festive time to look back at the hikes I’ve done around Christmas.
Continue readingNovember hiking: visibly different
In November, I went on “only” two hikes. And they were like the day and the night – one was full of colors, the other was full of wind and snow.
Continue readingOctober hiking: a colorful month
The previous month had given me more than a few chances at some quality outdoor time, made more enjoyable by the colorful leaves. And when I get immersed in such beauty, even the damp and often muddy trails won’t stop me.
Continue readingA weekend in Slovakian Karst
The end of September had me go on a four-day trip to the Slovakian Karst area (and national park) – a place that seems quite a bit forgotten despite being the location of four UNESCO heritage caves.
Continue readingSeptember hiking: a challenging return
After the not-so-pleasant end of my hiking holiday, I was getting back to action with the beginning of another month. Wary in mind but more than ready in my body.
Continue readingAugust hiking holiday, part three
In this post, I’ll be sharing the story of the final days of my August hiking trip, which took a turn I didn’t expect. Unfortunately, a bitter turn, but more on that in a moment.
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