The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…

[goosehd]

@twin Would that be from an old foundation? Any remnants of something other than the stonework?

[twin]

@goosehd This is a old mill dam that the water has washed out around it.

[twin]

Here are some pics @goosehd

[Jord]

@twin very cool pics

[twin]

@Jord Thanks. I am always outside in the woods looking for things.

[twin]

Finding more things in the woods.

New Walnut tree just from the walnut this spring. Not yet a year old.

Pink.

[GraemeE]

[68degreesorless]

Cotopaxi

[endo]

@68degreesorless said in The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…:

Cotopaxi

Awesome. Did you do it? I once tried, but we had to abort because of a snowstorm.

[endo]

Had a lovely day in the magnificent North German countryside. I went for a somewhat longer solo hike - starting from old Schleswig, passing Hedeby (an important trading hub during the Viking Age), and heading through the Hüttener Berge Nature Park back to the cottage.

[endo]

I was also quite impressed with my new light hiking/trail running shoes. Despite the fairly long distance, I had absolutely no issues—no pressure points or blisters, and it was only the second day I’d worn them. I wore merino toe socks; they were perfect.

[Denman John]

@68degreesorless Pure awesomeness right there! I’ve heard that it’s fairly windy in that area? Thanks for sharing.

[Denman John]

@endo Looks like you had a great hike and glad to hear the new shoes worked for you.

[68degreesorless]

@endo no, just hiked to Refugio like you. I would try it but my wife has no interest. Crazy you had clear day like that and then snowstorm. That’s the mountains for you.

[68degreesorless]

@Denman-John yes windy, snowy, bit of hail, bit of sun. And always beautiful.

[Giles]

@endo said in The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…:

Had a lovely day in the magnificent North German countryside. I went for a somewhat longer solo hike - starting from old [Schleswig]

That is a walk.......

[endo]

Just ask my legs today.

[Giles]

I was thinking that.....

[68degreesorless]

Quilotoa crater and cloudy day on Chimborazo. 16,650 ft is highest I’ve hiked.

[SKT]

@68degreesorless incredible…thanks for sharing!