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I left at 05:20 and could have even started 15 minutes earlier. A few hundred meters into the hike and I met a hedgehog on the sidewalk. I didn't bother drawing my camera as it was too dark. After leaving the town I saw eight satellites in total, never encountered so many before. It's pretty cool when everything is dead quiet and then birds come to life and start singing. Got the last four quinces in the box and was eaten alive by mozzies at the top of the mountain. Hell, were they aggressive today, but I managed to kill a few of these bastards. Revenge!
My camera went back on me quite a lot. All photos in the beginning were total crap. Even though blurred, I had to keep some with the incredible reds. I appologize for the first two in today's gallery. It's getting better once you're past them.
Today was fairly cold, about 7°C, so I was glad to have a shirt, jumper and jacket. My shirt was soaked when I reached the summit, so I stripped it and tried to dry it in the wind. It kind of worked. But I had hoped these quick drying hiking shirts drain faster, no comparision to cotton, though. That's for sure. I find it quite strange that at the summit it feels much warmer than down at the village or forest. Even though it's windy up there but not down below. This was the same the last days. And no, after half an hour I have cooled off from the way up. I'm mostly standing around up there, so when moving down my body warms up and it still felt colder. A random guy yesterday morning told me the same.
Sunrise at the horizon
It's very nice to go out this early. Nobody's around. Just like last times, I was the very first one and it was well beyond sunrise when the next person reached the mountain top.
@lyse Oh no, now she can’t read anymore. 🥴
Interesting to see Halloween decorations pop up. That’s new, isn’t it? I’ve only seen one house with such a decoration around here. But I like it. 🙂
Heh, you’ve got falling leaves in front of the rising sun, I got birds this morning. 😅 Your colors are better, though, more intense. 👍
@lyse Oh no, now she can’t read anymore. 🥴
Interesting to see Halloween decorations pop up. That’s new, isn’t it? I’ve only seen one house with such a decoration around here. But I like it. 🙂
Heh, you’ve got falling leaves in front of the rising sun, I got birds this morning. 😅 Your colors are better, though, more intense. 👍
@lyse Oh no, now she can’t read anymore. 🥴
Interesting to see Halloween decorations pop up. That’s new, isn’t it? I’ve only seen one house with such a decoration around here. But I like it. 🙂
Heh, you’ve got falling leaves in front of the rising sun, I got birds this morning. 😅 Your colors are better, though, more intense. 👍
@lyse Oh no, now she can’t read anymore. 🥴
Interesting to see Halloween decorations pop up. That’s new, isn’t it? I’ve only seen one house with such a decoration around here. But I like it. 🙂
Heh, you’ve got falling leaves in front of the rising sun, I got birds this morning. 😅 Your colors are better, though, more intense. 👍
@movq Woah, your photo is sick, I love it! What a magnificent shot. Birds are even cooler than leaves.
Luckily, she's looking into the distance, so no reading glasses required. ;-)
This decoration is veeery overboard. Haven't seen anything like that before in reality. Typically there is a Rübengeist, a field beet or nowadays mostly pumpkin with a scary grimace carved in and lit from the inside by a candle. They're either placed inside behind windows or somewhere outside by the entrances or garden doors. As a child carving these Riabagoischdr, as we Swabians called them, was good fun, but also a humongous mess, you won't believe. After lighting them a couple of times, they degraded very quickly. Nowadays children adopt this stilly trick or treat garbage from overseas. So turn off your doorbells!