We met small people armed with sticks and they looked very apprehensive.
They were about to explore a passage grave from the Neolithic.
The passage grave is so spacious that there certainly is room for a troll or two 🙂
16 thoughts on “Sometimes you have to fight against trolls…”
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HANNA'S WALK 
es ist immer wieder schön, ein fantastisches Wetter heute, so schön kann Frühling sein, Klaus
Based on your title I was worried about internet trolls! I’m rather relieved to see you meant the woodland kind. 🙂 Lovely photos, Hanna!
Haha! You wouldn’t have said that if you had been there yourself 😀
Thank you, Heide!! 🙂
Do I need a big stick? 🙂 🙂 And did you have a good Easter, Hanna? 🙂 🙂
Yes, a big stick would be fine Jo 🙂 🙂
Today was fine ❤ I got rid of my cold 🙂 …and summer is coming next week.
Hope you didn't had to use waders?
Not a bit too soon Hanna x
🙂 🙂 xx
Gracias Hanna por compartir paisajes hermosos y estructuras Neolíticas.
¡Felices Pascuas!
Es todo un placer, Isabel. Espero que sirva de inspiración para salir y apreciar nuestra hermosa naturaleza. Los niños que conocí ciertamente pasaron un buen rato en el bosque 🙂
Te deseo una feliz pascua!!
Frohe Ostern liebe Hanna 🌷😊❤🐔🐇🐰🐣
Thank you, Mathilda. I hope that you will have lots of chocolate eggs and flowers too ❤
Happy Easter from Hanna
Ein Marzipanei für mich.
Ich liebe Marzipan 😋😋🥚🥚
Haha! You make me smile, Mathilda. Marzipan and DARK chocolate 🙂 🙂
Yes. Dark Chocolate 😋😋😋 leekker 👍👍
I went out for a walk this afternoon. It was lovely, albeit grey, weather. But there were birds and small green things on branches and a kind of coloured things on the ground. Someone said it were flowers. Possibly so. 🙂 Those piles of large rocks in your pictures – are they Neolitic graves? We have them too and call them ‘Hunebedden’, made by prehistorical people, They look very much the same.
Hi Peter. Yes, it is surprising what is hiding in the ground of beautiful flowers. It is encouraging that the soil that looks dark and sad, contains valuable treasures 🙂 You’re absolutely right about the stones, they are “Hunebedden“. The graves are very interesting and some are amazing monuments in the landscape …and older than the pyramids 🙂
Happy to learn that you enjoyed your walk!!