January 2023 was a strange month for hiking, in several aspects. An unusually warm day as well as overnight snowfall had seen me outdoors in a variety of weather conditions.
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11/2022 Hiking summary
November tends to be a weird month for hiking. Most years, I get soaked by rain at least one time. This year, November surprised me with quite some variance in weather.
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November is always a weird transition between the colorful autumn and the bleak days of cold but snowless early winter. And a time that affected my hobbies, though this year, some things were a bit different.
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In this post, I’ll look back at three October hikes – the weather wasn’t always the most cooperative, but there was a lot to be seen anyway, so it’ll be a photo-heavy post.
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In today’s post, I’ll look back at two hikes that were almost a month apart, with the weekend trip described last week between them. As with the weekend trip, this offered a lot of mushroom photos.
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In this post, I’ll look back at an extended weekend trip from late September. Long post with lots of photos inside.
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Another month has passed by, and this time things actually happened, so here’s my monthly summary again, after not making one for August.
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The transition from August to September had seen me go with a minor – but yet major – change when it comes to my hiking: replacing a backpack that served me well for quite a long time.
Continue readingHiking: Sandstone and sandals pt.4
This post will be the last one depicting my week-long August holidays. The last two days still had a lot to see and I wasn’t willing to let anything just pass by if it was within reach, despite the piling fatigue.
Continue readingHiking: Sandstone and sandals pt.3
After the fourth day, the halfway mark of my holiday, I’ve had walked around 100km. And I was nowhere near done…
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