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Today we went with Tanne Anna and her spruce to Bad Sägewerk to see the wood nose and ear doctor. The little one had the grain again. The three of us were very careful and stayed on the wrong track the whole time.
Last year I saved a tour with you, yes, with you, dear @🌸INCHEN🌸. Just in case I couldn
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Three Towers Trail: "We often walked this path to the towers, little birds sang songs..."
Many of you will certainly find this popular tune familiar. Since these lines applied exactly to us, we left the beaten track a few times today to get some variety in the walk.
If you want to do the "real" Three Towers
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On my last hike I sprained one of my feet while jumping over the “Eisbach”. So for a few days I was barely up to date and therefore not up to date.
But a lot can happen in just under four weeks.
A place that was thought to be lost now seems to have been found again. Apparently we have to remove the Sophienheilst
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Today we went to Munich as a contrast to the last hike in the Thuringian state capital.
Munich doesn't have that much to offer, but if you're in the area anyway, you can take some time to explore the place and the surrounding area.
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Erfurt also has a history (and deserves it). I have to say, the city actually has quite different corners.
I recommend that anyone coming from outside the city drive straight to the Radhaus and explore the city on foot from there.
Choosing a musical declaration of love for Erfurt wasn't easy. There are
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Second try:
I set off again on Friday afternoon, but this time I started somewhere completely different.
Survival-Klaus told me that he wanted to return to Kiel at the end of November. So I thought I could do some tidying up in the hut. The last time was a bit too germy even for me. So to replace it, I
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After my last tour I was told that I would be better off in the Thuringian Forest and should instead go to the Inselsberg. That's safer.
I wasn't so sure whether I had been overestimated a bit and wanted to try it out straight away.
Since it always gets dark so early, we started on Friday afternoon. For
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Today everything went as planned and I didn't forget anything. The hike almost reached the highest level, only a few meters were missing. It went directly along the abyss for several kilometers. You shouldn't have a great fear of depth here. The large horizontal position wasn't the problem (it just looks
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The good news: there is no deserted town today, which will probably annoy you. It's the weekend and I had planned a little relaxation tour of five kilometers. Simply take the cable car up, photograph a few marmots and go back again. The bad news (for me): the cable car didn't run.
But in the end it's
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Today I started the hike in Birx, one of the most borderline places in the former GDR. Until the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Birx was surrounded on three sides by the anti-fascist protective wall at an acute angle and only had access to the truly free world of the working class to the northeast
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