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7 days ago
It was nice that the sun peeked out now and then. There was definitely far too much trudging "between the fields" for me today. I much prefer vineyards, forests, and beautiful views to feast my eyes on.
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January 25, 2026
The Palatinate is just a bit far away, but luckily that didn't deter me. My first thought upon getting out of the car: "What a fog! I won't have a view at all today." And that's precisely what made it so special. The frozen treetops were simply beautiful to behold. A truly magical winter wonderland.
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5 days ago
@Svetlana 🐐 Beautiful impressions – with and without the goat. The lamb is certainly early for the year 😳. Found someone to carry it down? 😜
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January 6, 2026
These enormous icicles are simply magnificent. However, the path from the base of the waterfall upwards is practically impassable. The water from the falls has covered the entire path with a very, very thick layer of ice – hallelujah! It's best to climb along the edge of the path or not attempt it at
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January 5, 2026
The Paul-Gussmann-Weg and the Salzweg-Trail are particularly lovely to walk.
Since Christmas, I've had a new companion: Schnucki the goat (Heidi's loyal friend 😉). After losing my little chamois a few weeks ago, a dear friend found me a replacement 🤩🙏.
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December 28, 2025
Finally, the sun is shining again in the Palatinate! So off we went for a hike along beautiful paths from ruin to ruin. It was lovely! 😎
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December 22, 2025
I actually read the weather app properly today and chose the perfect spot for my hike ☀️.
What a wonderful tour! The view from the Hohloh Tower up to the cloud cover, the fascinating moorland with its endless wooden boardwalks, the Brotenaubach stream, and the enchanting Carl-Postweiler Trail. Definitely
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about 4 hours ago
Today's hike was a lot of fun again. The weather cooperated too. I'd especially like to recommend the Goldfish Trail, which commemorates how the underground tunnels near Neckarelz were used from 1944 onwards and the suffering associated with it. Unfortunately, I couldn't get close to Station 2 because
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