The end of June and the beginning of July had me feeling unstoppable – something I decided to put to a harsh test. This post will focus on a single hike, though the rest of the month will be mentioned.
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July hiking part one: a head start
July became quite an active month for me when it came to hiking, especially in the very first part. Let’s have a closer (and picturesque) look…
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.
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.
Continue readingApril 2023 hiking retrospective
Things have caught me a bit behind once again, and so it’s only now, mid-way through May, I’m looking back at my April hikes. But better late than never, right?
Continue readingMarch 2023 hiking retrospective pt. 2
Late March announced itself with quite warm weather. Which meant I had to take the opportunity and spend some time outdoors.
Continue readingMarch 2023 Hiking retrospective pt.1
Today, I’ll be looking back at the first two March hikes, with the other two getting their own post later.
Continue readingFebruary 2023 hiking retrospective
Just as January, February was quite a strange month this year. At least for hiking. I’ve ended up with mixed feelings – while I managed three hikes, they were all quite short.
Continue readingJanuary 2023 hiking retrospective
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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