Schildautal

Wanderung am 20.2.2021 mit Susanne und Christian von Seesen über das Tränkebachtal zum Schildautal und zurück bei frühlingshaften Temperaturen.

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Corona-diary: Ice-breaker

Corona-diary: Ice-breaker

There is a change in weather to come from ice cold temperatures to springlike degrees. It is still cold in the morning about minus 15 degree. During the day the sun is able to lift the tempertures above the freezing point. It is february the sun is already quite powerful and that is exactly the reason why this weather conditions

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Tiere im Winter

Spaziergang mit Susi übers Ringgleis, entlang dem Südsee und zurück über Spielmannsteich und Bürgerpark am 14.2.2021 bei Minusgrade und herrlichem Sonnenschein.

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Schnee in Braunschweig

Winterwanderung mit den NW-Stöcken vom Ringgleis über den Südsee und den Bürgerpark. 12,9 km – 2 Std. am 9.2.2021.

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Corona-diary: The way of the siskin

Corona-diary: The way of the siskin

I did not expect that a little bird can brighten a whole day. In this case I am talking about an siskin. Again and again it and its companions crossed our way this saturday. That’s more than coincidence I guess. Today, the way of the bird leads us to the Moorhüttenteich at Volkmarode. Formerly there used to be an eminent

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Moorhüttenteich

Wanderung mit Heike am 6.2.2021 vom westlichen Ringgebiet zum Moorhüttenteich durch das Schuntertal und zurück über Riddagshausen. Insgesamt: 23 km, 4:46 h.

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Corona-diary: Taking my nordic walking sticks out!

Corona-diary: Taking my nordic walking sticks out!

It happens this weekend: My new nordic walking sticks are in attendance on me. They have been kicking their heels for some time now. After the heavy snow fall on friday and saturday the roads are too slippery for jogging to me. That’s why I prefer my sticks today to take them for a walk instead. Even though there is

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Nordic Walking Braunschweig

Zwei NW-Touren am 30.1 und 31.1.2021 in Braunschweig.

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Corona-diary: The zoo at the Dowesee

Corona-diary: The zoo at the Dowesee

These days it take some fantasy to invent a diversified weekend program. What can you do if you are in for some „exotic animals“ but cannot travel? Well, it is as easy as this: just walk to the Dowesee: there is a small open-air zoo. Mallard ducks, Egyptian goose, nutrias and herons are scrimmaging over there in a pleasurable way.

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