Weekend hiking in north German nature

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Hi, dear Hive community!

It's been a long time since you've heard from us. Traveling in Asia was exciting, but also exhausting, hence we needed to take some time to recharge ourselves, take a break and spent some time just with ourselves and our families.

Yesterday, as almost every day, we went for a walk in nature, especially in our forests, where spruce trees, oaks and white birches reign supreme. The smell of the forest, listening to its little inhabitants and the birds singing, that is what we were looking forward to when being in Europe.

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Like everywhere we go, we take our camera with us, and we always leave our phone and our virtual connection to the world via social networks as far away as possible. We managed to take some really great photos of the surroundings, the colorful flowers and the little animals. When we were looking through them at home, we decided it was time to share them with you.

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On the way we crossed many different areas, from meadows, wheat fields, different forests and yellow raps oil fields, which were unfortunately already flowered.

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The sunlight and raindrops are the best to play with when wanting to take some pictures of the flowers or forest. The play of light on tree leaves is gorgeous!

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Very special are also the ones taken from all different kind of animals from furry cows, cute bumblebees to small snakes.

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Spring has been really lush this year, with the abundant rainfall adding to the rapid growth of tree leaves and undergrowth. Today marks the start of the summer months and with it warmer weather and sunshine for even more pleasant hiking and swimming in the nearby rivers!

As always, we are very grateful that you stopped by and take time looking at our post.

Wish you all a nice rest of the weekend!

Weekend hiking in north German nature | Ecency