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Glamping was pretty fun when we did it a few years ago.
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Ill start carrying my phone and snap some pics as well for you
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mao bless
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Tbqh I was feeling aimless and unfulfilled. It has greatly helped with both those issue's and now I have a large goal to eventually do the Pennsylvania bit of the Appalachian Trail.
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Not super close by, but a few hours away. Planning on making a trip within the next month or so.
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I fucking love this. Thank you for sharing.
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Yo these pics are gorgeous. Where is this at?
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Not a hike, more a trail run but managed to catch this shot by a small pond I ran past.
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Hiking adjacent - caught this Elk on my game cam I keep on my land. When we aren't staying up there, the nature really comes back out. I'm planning on developing a few hiking trails eventually.
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New video by Chad Ballew
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Was on our weekly local 6 mile trail walk yesterday 
and came across a 5 point buck in full velvet who gave no shits about how close we were to him.
and came across a 5 point buck in full velvet who gave no shits about how close we were to him.
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I have a lot more of these pictures. One of the ones I posted was actually from a bike ride. The black bike is my 26" singlespeed "MTB". It's been roughly 76 km (~47 miles) that day.
The picture with my bike was technically taken in Poland. The rest are all from northeast Germany. The partially collapsed building is known as the colossus of Prora. When I got there I didn't think that I would be able to get in but found a hole in the fence and ended up spending the entire day there. Is there any interest in more of these pictures?
Prora - Wikipedia
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The lighthouse of Hiddensee:
That double fence used to be guarded and was installed in order to keep people from reaching Hiddensee from where they could have tried escaping to Denmark or Sweden.
Nearby bunkers. I'm not 100% sure but I think they were demolished years ago.
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I took my gf there twice. She didn't like it. Said it was way too boring. To me it's heaven on earth. The only region I'd rather be is northern Denmark.
I'm still going through my pictures of Prora. In the meantime... Königsstuhl:
Königsstuhl (Rügen) - Wikipedia
Königsstuhl National Park Centre - Wikipedia
I always park my car in Sassnitz and one of the first things that I usually take a picture of is the lighthouse:
Can confirm:
Been there more than once:
The main attraction. This is the bit that is known as "Königsstuhl":
Living on the edge:
Back in Sassnitz:
Lighthouse doing lighthouse things:
The pier is just over one mile long, btw. Roundtrip is at least 14 miles. 16, if I decide to walk all the way to the lighthouse and back.
