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| View from the campground |
Finally we got some vacation days synchronised and took the opportunity to get away on a camper van trip. Roland hat booked a luxurious campground with a pool, a nice restaurant and brand-new facilities. Although a few miles away from the next village the infrastructure was well organised: We could get to town or trail heads, go shopping or buy groceries via bus transfer. So our VW Bulli could stay put while we were roaming, hiking and enjoying Bavarian cuisine and local brew.
1st day: A walk to the nearby village Bodenmais
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| Bodenmais |
2nd day: A hike up to Silberberg (silver mountain)
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3rd day: Sun and Rain and waterfalls
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| Rißloch falls |
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| Hochfall |
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| Typical Bavarian Cuisine |
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| Rainbow by the pool |
4th day: Arber Lake hike in the rain
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| Italian food for a change |
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| Regen |
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Weißenburg Castle |
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| Roadside art |
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Village Zwiesel, famous for glass |
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Village Frauenau
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| And more Bavarian food |
Too soon our vacay came to its end but at least we had some quality time together in our little red and white camper van.
Lovely waterfall shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dom. I love all waterfalls, and need to visit when close by. Cheers, Sonja
DeleteIch sehe, bayerisch Kanada würde mir auch gefallen. Nicht zu unterschätzen die Bierauswahl auf Bild 16. Ebenso gefällig die Wasserlandschaften, friedlich von viel Grün umrahmt.
ReplyDeleteLG vom Werner und Loki
Hallo Werner, es ist recht wild, mit viel Natur und erinnert tatsächlich manchmal ein wenig an kanadische Landschaften. LG Sonja
DeleteWhat beautiful scenery! Especially after all that time in TX where green was an unusual color. At least in our area. Is there a reason its called Bavarian Canada?
ReplyDeleteHi Richard, the scenery reminded some marketing people of Canadian landscapes, and this is how they promote the Bavarian wilderness. Cheers, Sonja
Deletewelch wunderbare Fotos, Bayrisch Kanada ist natuerlich ein genialer Name. Danke fuer all die schoenen Deutschlandfotos.
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