A wonderful forest with lakes and dolmens and there might be a few pikes too 🙂

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Scary things, pikes. I remember one being caught in a lake where I grew up. It was lying on the bank, looking half-dead but still angry. My father poked it with a stick and it leapt up and tried to bite his hand. He didn’t poke it again.
Alen
Hi Alen. What a great thing that the pike didn’t succeed. I understand that pikes can put themselves in total respect. I’ve already been told a lot of pike stories. Tall tales and true stories. Luckily, with no blood-dripping ends 🙂 🙂
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I’m sure it is amazing there.
I have experienced owls, strange birds and pleasant walks. So indeed it’s a pleasant place for an outing 🙂
Yes. I can imagine that.
Fishing was a big part of growing up in Michigan. Spin casting on the lakes, fly fishing on the rivers, and in the winter ice fishing with either hook and line or spearfishing.
That sounds marvelous to me. A great joy to part of. Tranquility and activity at the same time!