Happy wednesday my AMAZING HIVERS

And happy Humpday 😁

I hope you all are doing well and
having a wonderful week.

Today It's time for #wednesdaywalk
by the amazing Hive account@tattoodjay

I thought I share my beautiful walk
with a coworker by the lake.

I love when you see things reflecting in
the water, and this place sure made
LOTS of reflecting and almost a
little comfusing at times.

Like this one, taken from a bridge
and the trees all around is reflecting
in the water so some are upside
down and others goes together
so it gets a bit messy.

Beautiful mess tho 😜 lol

With that said...

The walk

Starting through the woods

Ahead is a little bridge to cross, and
the envirement here is amazing.
Looks like a tree tunnel 😉

An old bridge and it both cracked
and moved as you walked over.
A little bit scary 😜

Pretty view even if it's all trees
and high grass you see.

On the other side of the bridge
was this bench with some
writing on it.

And some beautiful tall and huge
Butterbur was growing all
around this bridge.

Really cool view and I had to
take some closer shots.

I love these leafs so much and
how they are shaped as a ❤️

Then we kept walking

And a tree with some writing and
patterns on it, pretty cool.

Have no idea what it says tho 😉

This spot was really a favorite as it
had the fantasy forest feeling 😉

And it even had a little shelter fort

Had to go and check it out

And here is my coworker hiding 😁

And I had to follow her lead.. Lol

A thing that sure fits in a
Magic forest right?

And NOW...

We reached the lake 😍

Such a magical view 😍 and so
beautiful with all the trees
reflecting in the water.

This view made me speachless and
I could Stay there forever 😍

We even had company by some
cute 🦆🦆 with kids 🐤🐥

Really cute and I really love their
wiggeling while walking.

And next to the lake is a statue
of a Alderman named
Torsten Jungbeck.

The planting of Albäcksforrest

Came about, and it was councilor Torsten Jungbeck who put in a lot of work and commitment, so great that
in 1949 he received a memorial
stone with relief as a thank you.

The stone now stands south
of the eastern dam.