For me, spring is one of the most beautiful times of the year. It is fascinating to see how nature comes to life again after winter. Everything is turning green, the birds are singing and the days are getting longer. On one tour, I made myself coffee on the gas stove in a sheltered spot.
The sun is shining, there are icy temperatures and I hike through a beautiful winter landscape early in the morning. It is just wonderful. I take a short break enjoying a hot herbal tea out of the thermos bottle. Taking time to switch off and to recharge.
The days are getting shorter, colder and windier. Now it´s fun, to cook on fire. The water for the coffee didn’t take long.
When temperatures drop, most gas stoves don’t work as well. A fine alternative is the alcohol stove. Standing in the hobo, he is also safe from falling over. The water for my tea took a little longer than on the gas cooker.
Pure digital detox. I just sat down in the colorful autumn forest for two hours. No internet, no cell phone, no appointments.
Today I was doing research in the Ore Mountains. There is no snack bar in nature. So I set up my wood-fired stove at an official fireplace and grilled two steaks. Delicious!
The days are getting shorter and autumn is approaching. It was very cold this morning. On a tour I unpacked my Hobo, made a small fire and a warm coffee.
In the evening it is very relaxing to just put up your hammock in the nearest forest, listen to the sounds of nature and relax completely.
On a little tour through the woods, I made a cup of tea at the end and enjoyed it at sunset with a view of the distance.
The corona crisis has kept the country under control for months. As a Bushcrafter, however, I am not dependent on open restaurants, theaters, cinemas or exhibitions. (Please do not get it wrong, I appreciate all of this very much, I just write that I am not dependent on it!). As a Bushcrafter, I make my … Read more