After a cold, Covidalarm (outcome negative), flu vaccination and storms, the autumn / winter hiking season started today 🐌🚶🐌🚶🐌🚶🐌🚶🐌🚶🐌🚶🐌🚶😜👍☺🙋‍♂️

I have never seen so many and huge bark beetle fallows and also Cyril fallows. What is consoling is that the forest is slowly taking back the fallow land, often without reforestation. Young beeches, oaks, maples, ash trees, birches, etc. rise above the low vegetation. In contrast to last year on the… read more

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"The green-leaved sulfurcap (Hypholoma fasciculare) is an agaric in the genus Sulphurcap. The Latin name fascicularis describes the growth habit and means "tufted". As a saprophytic fungus, it does not damage living organisms because it feeds on organic matter (such as dead wood ) and makes them… read more

@Klaus - ÖPNV I'm glad 😊🙏🙋‍♂️

Navigation, recording, GPS this time catastrophic again

Approximately correct data are 11km, 250m up, 290m down, 1.7km/hour

based on total time

At first a pleasant forest path, up, old Druid path, then an unmarked bumpy, crooked path to the top, which was strenuous for me, a total of about 200m up. Then… read more

The Wild Women's House

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"The "Wild Women's House" is located in the middle of the nature reserve. There are three caves in the light grey stone of the large rock, the upper one of which is probably the setting of the often-told legends of the "Wild Women" of Langenaubach.



Nature spirits are said… read more