My main hiking trip of 2022 led me, for once, into the lowlands. 8 days, of which most were to be spent in an area dominated by sandstone. The forecast, promising hot days, led me to opt-in for leaving hiking boots at home and go with just hiking sandals. As usual with my past holiday travel posts, I’ll split them into couples. So, let’s have a look at the first two days…
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July hiking retrospective
This year, July has given me fewer chances to hike than I hope, due to weather. Of the five weekends, I’ve managed to go hiking only twice – but that’s something, and I took a couple of photos on my way, too.
Continue readingJune hiking: the month of returns pt.2
Continuing my look back at my June hikes with another couple of returns to places I’ve visited before – one of those places had changed a lot since then.
Continue readingJune hiking: the month of returns pt.1
June had seen me return to old places. In this post, I’ll cover the first two.
Continue readingHiking: Windy days
In this post, I’m looking at the last two hikes of May 2022. They both had one thing in common: slightly windy weather.
Continue readingHiking: Blooming woods
In this post, I’ll look at the first two weekends of May 2022. As the title says, most of the allure came from the blossoms on the forest floor… but the shape of land near and far was also a welcome sight.
Continue reading4/2022 Hiking retrospective
As mentioned in the April summary post, I managed two hikes in April. This is a short look back at those two days.
Continue reading2/2022 Hiking retrospective
At the start of 2022, I hoped I’ll get a bit more winter outdoors time. February made me act on it. Details (and photos) inbound!
Continue reading1/2022 Hiking look back
Despite the often-gloomy weather, January had seen me spend a fair bit of time outdoors. Let’s have a look.
Continue reading2021 retrospective: hiking (mis-)adventures
As the year draws to an end, I’ll look back at a couple of memorable moments from my hikes, focusing on not-so-serious parts of the year. Warning: long post!
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