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Slowly building things up again 🙄.
Hopefully, 2026 will be a year without physical limitations and we can go on long weekly walks again.
Happy New Year to everyone, and all the best for 2026!
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We'll also briefly visit the Hermann's Monument.
The Hermann's Monument is a monument near Detmold, in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. It was built between 1838 and 1875 based on a design by Ernst von Bandel and dedicated on August 16, 1875. This colossal statue (26.57 meters tall and 53.46
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What wonderful weather it is today! We're going to the Teutenburg Forest and visiting the Externsteine. Jeroen and Corrie climb the steps, and Leo and I admire the whole thing from below.
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A long weekend in Oerlinghausen with Corrie and Leo. We arrived this afternoon and went for a short exploratory walk.
It was a bit muddy and slippery in the forest. I slipped a bit, but luckily stayed upright. Leo wasn't so lucky and fell.
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After visiting the prison museum, we take a tour of Veenhuizen in the prisoner bus.
After the tour, we have some time left, and since the weather is beautiful, we take a short walk before the tour of the De Rode Pannen cell building begins. This is also fun and interesting.
All in all, a nice way to end our weekend.
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We're concluding our weekend in Overijssel with a visit to the Pauperparadijs (Pauper Paradise) in Veenhuizen. First, we'll visit the prison museum. Very interesting, especially since I'd already read Suzanna Jansen's book, "Het Pauperparadijs" (The Pauper Paradise).
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We're back in Overijssel for another weekend.
We're only going for a short walk, because I'm plagued by physical complaints again. My old back pain is flaring up again, and I'm waiting for an appointment with the orthopedist.
You'd think we'd be experienced by now, but things still didn't go quite right
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We seem like a bunch of amateurs. Apparently, if you haven't hiked for a while, you can't read routes anymore. Not us, anyway 🤦😂. The geocaching was a complete failure, so we kept going back and forth. Because of that, the build-up went a bit too fast for me, with almost double the distance compared
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