As it turned out my "Bivouacking in the Mühlviertel Highlands" was cut short, as my rescuers found me after 10 minutes or so.
We followed a rather interesting path. I belive it was made for kids, but even for a piglet it was a nice experience. In the middle of the forrest we found a cave. Being a prudent piglet, I sent in the norski first. Apperently as he went in, lights turned on automatically and a display of foxes and badgers were shown. Indeed, you could also hear their voices crying out in agony (I think...) Cool! The norski said if this solar-powered museum cave had been in Norway, som viking descendant would have pillaged the place long ago. and generally made a wreck out of it. "Why" I, the piglet asked! " 'cause it's there!" the norski answered.
Here is a shot I took inside the cave:
Me and norski taking a break somewhere in the north-eastern Mühlviertel.
After a small incident with the car GPS, wich led us astray, we went back to the capital (of Upper Austria)
Pfiati !
We followed a rather interesting path. I belive it was made for kids, but even for a piglet it was a nice experience. In the middle of the forrest we found a cave. Being a prudent piglet, I sent in the norski first. Apperently as he went in, lights turned on automatically and a display of foxes and badgers were shown. Indeed, you could also hear their voices crying out in agony (I think...) Cool! The norski said if this solar-powered museum cave had been in Norway, som viking descendant would have pillaged the place long ago. and generally made a wreck out of it. "Why" I, the piglet asked! " 'cause it's there!" the norski answered.
Here is a shot I took inside the cave:
Me and norski taking a break somewhere in the north-eastern Mühlviertel.
After a small incident with the car GPS, wich led us astray, we went back to the capital (of Upper Austria)
Pfiati !
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