About Fridolin
Die meisten Touren waren bislang in Österreich, Italien und in der Heimat. Aber auch von Teneriffa u. La Palma waren wir total begeistert. Zuletzt zog es uns nach Australien. Letzteres hat uns, was Flora und Fauna angeht, ganz besonders fasziniert!
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January 31, 2026
That was right up Lorenz Mouse's alley 🤣 Today we hiked the Franconian Beer Trail near Spalt. The roughly 12km route also took us past Lake Brombach. The "Brombachsee catfish" refers to a large, aggressive wels catfish (catfish) that bit and injured several swimmers in June 2025, triggering a police
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January 24, 2026
The Parkstein basalt cone majestically towers over the hilly landscape of the Upper Palatinate Forest. It bears witness to a natural spectacle millions of years old. Very close to us today, in the biting cold, we hiked the Ring Trail 1, following the traces of Bavaria's southernmost volcano. The hike
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January 17, 2026
It doesn't get much more extreme than this. Today we went on our first hike of the year back home. Through snow and on ice at 2 degrees Celsius. The walking felt just like being on a Pacific beach. Only with gloves and three times as many clothes 🤣
We hiked along the flood channel and the Haidenaab River
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January 12, 2026
Our last day and hike took us along the Barwon River to Buckley Falls in Geelong. It was a lovely, spontaneously added hike, and staying overnight wasn't part of the original plan. Thankfully, the wildfire situation has generally eased, but there are still some fires that are not yet under control.
Tomorrow
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January 11, 2026
After a circuitous route out of the wildfire danger zone, we visited a small park on the coast today, located by the Kennett River where it flows into the ocean. We saw a koala – the 63rd wild koala we've spotted in the last few weeks. Much more than we expected! Koalas apparently sometimes transform
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January 10, 2026
Completely unsuspecting, we hiked in the Great Otway National Park today. We didn't encounter a single soul. It was quite windy, with occasional rain, and the temperature hovered around 15 degrees Celsius. It's hard to imagine that half of Victoria is currently ravaged by numerous bushfires. We set off
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January 10, 2026
The extreme weather and the risk of forest fires prompted us to leave the car parked today and take a hike directly from our accommodation. It wasn't particularly spectacular, but at least we got some exercise. The flies are just as crazy as the weather 🤣
Luckily, everything has gone smoothly so far
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January 8, 2026
Today we drove from Port Campbell to Lavers Hill, near the Great Otway National Park. On the relatively short drive, we managed to squeeze in a beautiful hike, partly on the Great Ocean Walk, partly along Wreck Beach (where you can still see the remains of ships that once ran aground). Two kilometers
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January 7, 2026
The Great Ocean Road captivated us again today. We took six shorter trips to various sights, covering a total of 8 km in the blazing heat. It was well over 30 degrees Celsius today, and the flies were still going strong 🤣. This coastline is incredibly beautiful; no matter where you go, there are always
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Winter still has us firmly in its grip. Last winter we only managed one snowshoe hike, but this year we're already on our fourth, and we spent four weeks of that in Australia. We certainly haven't had a winter like this in a long time. Today's hike took us to Weiherhammer, often along the Haidenaab River
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