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Filippiada refugee camp in the Epirus region in Northern Greece. This camp is located quite isolated outside of a little village, not guarded in the night. Since the number of arrivals is rising again, especially the Epirus region comes into focus - because more refugees are choosing the land route over the sea route nowadays.
Adult Inhabitants of this camp don't have a real chance to integrate into Greek society, they are mostly bored and do nothing but to wait for the decision about their application for asylum. Thus, one of the most important things for them in the camp is reliable Wifi.
The whole story (in German): www.amrandederhoffnung.tilda.ws
My base pack as of January 2019
Left to Right:
Tarp.
Suspension straps.
Hammock & winter cover.
Food: from back to front, food & fuel bag, cooking set, water filter, cup & spoon.
Fleece sleeping bag/blanket.
10°F underquilt.
40°F top quilt.
Down pillow.
At front: sit-pad.
At rear: 60+10 liter Deuter backpack.
Not shown, clothes, electronics, and 2 liter water bottle which I normally carry empty and fill when I’m getting ready to camp.
Don’t be fooled by the size of my pillow, it’ll just about fit into my cup if need be. Base weight is around 20 – 22 lbs. The 40°F quilt doubled up with the fleece blanket has worked fine down to 23°F. I’m waiting for my 10° quilt to arrive when I’ll be able to leave the fleece behind, well I might not leave it behind as it’s good to wrap myself in while I’m sitting round the campfire, and it has lots of burn holes to show for it. My new quilt will not be ready for another five weeks, and if the weather improves, I may not need it by then. That’s one of the problems of buying from cottage manufacturers.
Update: February 18, and my top quilt has arrived, and it is looking really good. Now for a chance to get out and try it out.
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Amazing how early you wake up when camping.
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Instead of Bratwurst, we cooked up Choripans for the 4th of July while camping.Don't they look just so appetizing?!
seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
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Fairy Meadow Polo ground which was initalyy used for camping. Don't know now still is a camping site or not.
Fairy meadow is summer settlements for jhel (tato) village people. Here they come with their cattles and it serves as a summer pasture for their animals.
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260 people are living in Filippiada refugee camp in the Epirus region in Northern Greece.
This camp is located quite isolated outside of a little village, not guarded in the night. Since the number of arrivals is rising again, especially the Epirus region comes into focus - because more refugees are choosing the land route over the sea route nowadays.
Adult Inhabitants of this camp don't have a real chance to integrate into Greek society, they are mostly bored and do nothing but to wait for the decision about their application for asylum. Most of them want to continue to Germany or Austria, because there is no economical perspective in Greece.
Since more and more camps on the mainland up North are full, Filippiada is being enlarged.
The whole story (in German): www.amrandederhoffnung.tilda.ws
This is a weird family camping tradition that started about ten years ago. We were camping and cooking fried potatoes when we realised we had forgotten the salt, and the best substitute within 30km was the packet of chicken-flavoured crisps we had with us.
Ever since then, we've cooked chicken-flavoured-chips-flavoured-chips whenever we camp. Don't ask for any more explanation.
February 2016
Might as well have signed it "I'm a vandalizing asshole". Litter, graffiti and vandalism make me 😡😡😡
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
Are you looking for Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps? Choose Merzouga Desert Camps as your one stop solution. Experience the desert while having the best possible accommodation in a luxury desert camp. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the Berber hospitality and share a cup of mint tea with them. For any help call us at +212 662-344816.
seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
Are you looking for Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps? Choose Merzouga Desert Camps as your one stop solution. Experience the desert while having the best possible accommodation in a luxury desert camp. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the Berber hospitality and share a cup of mint tea with them. For any help call us at +212 662-344816.
seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
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buckskin mountains is the place to be :)
i love camping don't you?
nice place to camp
info here
azstateparks.com/Parks/BUMO/index.html\
another fun place is MAUMEE BAY IN OHIO.......ILL TRY TO POST PICS OF IT WHEN CAN
....its in ohio .....lake erie and its not that far from us..... We have been here and they have a cool resturaunt that you can go to even if your not using the motel part...plus theres cabins u can rent .......and sports to play indoors and a super cool beach.....some even come here to get married.....its very pretty........ by where u eat....and around it ..biking and fishing is great...we camped with a camper and also stayed in the motel once www.maumeebaystateparklodge.com/
seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
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Sadie and her beautiful fiddle teacher at the end of camp. Don't miss Fiddle Summer Camp with the Walker Family Band this year!
Found this rock at our camp. Don't know anything about it as to type etc but wanted to photograph it because of the great colours.
seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
“If you are out camping, don’t smoke or at least dispose of your cigarettes properly. Same with camp fires, make sure its out.”
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
You'll see plenty of these near Kruger's Crocodile Bridge camp - don't get too close!
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seen in Silverton, Colorado. A former silver mining camp.
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
This camp is aimed at all boys and girls aged between 8 and 14 with adventurous spirits and a desire to immerse themselves in and learn various extreme sports. This camp combines extreme sports with mastering a second or third language. They will practice English, Spanish, and Catalan throughout the weeks.
Transform their Summer with unforgettable experiences!
Schedule Information:
✅ 24 June - 2 August (6 weeks)
👉Sign up for minimum 1 week
🕗 From 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
📅 Monday to Friday
❗Possibility of early drop-off and late pick-up starting from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm (Any extra hour before 9:00 am or after 2:00 pm has a cost of 15€/h)
💶Prices (All Activities Included):
1 Week - 300€ per week
2 Weeks - 290€ per week
+3 Weeks - 280€ per week
Any extra hour before 9:00 am or after 2:00 pm has a cost of 15€/h
Main Activities:
Weeks 1, 3, 5
♂️ MONDAY - Jumping and Parkour
🏄 TUESDAY - Wakeboarding
⛰️WEDNESDAY - Hiking
THURSDAY - Water Jumps
💦 FRIDAY - Water Park
Weeks 2, 4, 6
♂️ MONDAY - Rock Climbing
TUESDAY - Skateboarding
️ WEDNESDAY - Karting
️ THURSDAY - Beach Aquapark
🏄♂️ FRIDAY - Big SUP Paddle Surf
Meeting Spot For All Days
SITGES
📍 Skatepark de Sitges - Carrer de Josep Soler Tasis, 08870 Sitges, Barcelona
To sign up please complete the registration form here 👉 forms.gle/7t31FhygBXQ4NQ276
If you have any questions or you want to learn more about our summer camp, don't hesitate to contact us:
📱 +34 600 769 478
📩 info@extremesportsacademy.com
🌐https://www.extremesportsacademy.com/camps
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
Are you looking for Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps? Choose Merzouga Desert Camps as your one stop solution. Experience the desert while having the best possible accommodation in a luxury desert camp. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the Berber hospitality and share a cup of mint tea with them. For any help call us at +212 662-344816.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
Mom: Favorite place where Grandmother and Grandfather went to camp - don't know what lake it is - back east some where.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
With few soccer pitch available and a huge demand, the youths from Nahr El Bared and Beddawi camps don't have much opportunity to play tournaments - the pitch are often reserved for the adults.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.