Thunderstorms and outpouring rains had been forecast for today morning. The forecast didn’t deter my resolve to go hiking with Pedro. But most of my two-legged friends, except two, chose not to go. I knew

The cluster of thunderstorms is coming over the area where I will be hiking tomorrow. Looks terrifying, but the good news for my party is that it will hit the mountains in the night or early morning. By

Yesterday it was much cooler than the day before. Cool enough for Pedro to keep my company on a long (13km) walk in the evening. I had ice cream and Pedro had his treats. This report was published via

One of the ice cream shops in town offers an… ice dog. It’s a frozen piece of meat with a stick. Yesterday during our midday short walk, I bought an ice cream for myself and the ice dog for Pedro. I thought

I did a long walk with Pedro in the morning chill. Then the day was too hot for him. Especially that I visited my Mom-in-low. 5km one way is ok for me, even with 28° C. But to walk that much on hot pavement

Pedro, the dog who is staying with me while his owner is out hiking, is a lonely, melancholic type. He ignores people passing by - which is great when we hike in the mountains- and is not too keen on strangers

My smartphone has smartly noticed that my average dropped from ~30km per day to about 12. It must be worried about my form ;-) I am ok, the drop is simply the effect of returning from my long mountains

I had hiked with Pedro quite a bit. Always with his owner, but we had gotten to know each other well. Now he is temporarily under my care. Since it’s Saturday, I took him on a hiking trip. Knowing that

During our morning walk in a nearby forest, Pedro (a dog) suddenly became excited and barked into the dense undergrowth. I didn’t see anything there but he obviously sense something. Probably a small animal.

Pedro, my hiking buddy's dog, is staying at my place while his owner is out on a long trail. After two days, I can say that we have already developed a routine. Our morning walk takes us to nearby forest.

Pedro - a dog borrowed from a friend who had gone hiking - will be living at my place for the next two weeks. Today was the first day we spent together. We had a long morning walk and a short one at midday.

Back in March, when I finished the @poliac league on the podium, I had a morning routine of walking dogs of an old lady. Yesterday a colleague who goes for a long trail, brought her dog to my place. Meet

It’s difficult to get back to a daily routine after a continuous hike of +400km. Yesterday wasn’t good, but I’ll get a helper today. This report was published via Actifit app (Android | iOS). Check out

I woke up yesterday at 5am with the intention of doing one last hike before returning home. The skies looked inviting. However, when I checked the weather radar, I simply turned to the other side on my

I had had to abandon my long trail to help my injured hiking companion. Yesterday I drove 400km to join back my small hiking group and walk the last stage. It means I still have a 75km gap and cannot claim

I keep surprising my @poliac opossums by my low step counts. Well, I had to get down prematurely from my long trail. Another day in the lowlands. A lot of driving today. This report was published via Actifit

Back from my long trail and still a day off work, I have used it quite unproductively… This report was published via Actifit app (Android | iOS). Check out the original version here on actifit.io 06/06/2024

The picture above is the last I took on my trail - while waiting for mountain rescue for my friend and hiking companion. We have needed the whole day to get home. I was just short by 100km (4 stages) of

My 500km ended yesterday. My hiking companion slipped on a mud film on a steep slope. It looked ok at first but eventually we had to call mountain rescue. She ended in a hospital. Nothing broken but her

I’ve been already 14 days on my long trail. It’s long enough for a complete reset. I am oblivious to the outside world. The only news I care about is weather. Day 14 has been a leisurely one. 24km with