Sweating Swedes!

Today it finally happened and a stilt-walking deer ran directly in front of the unworthy traveler's reddened, constantly dripping eyes!

So, BOSAMO was driving along a fine forest path, polluting and driving away the wonderful smelling air as usual, and in the distance, it spotted a strange guy on the road.

When the 'human' approached and briefly looked aside, it turned into a moose!

The drive was stopped, the image-making machine was pulled out and clicked, and then we waited...

The Swedish animal also waited and stared back...

After a short time, I thought to myself: 'OK! Someone told you yesterday that the animals will scurry into the forest anyway.'

So, start up Berta and approach cautiously, because the Unnecessary wanted to take another picture, but for safety reasons, he didn't move away from the noble steed, so that the strong stallion could be spurred on immediately if necessary.

...and whoosh, the noble moose disappeared into the forest, unfortunately I could only spot it closer, but behind the green.

Too bad, but that was definitely worth a big grin behind the helmet for the Gaijin.

Hm, I wonder what the big deer was thinking?

'Damn it! Now the damn, hairy, irritating bears are coming around the corner with their mopeds, if they're too fat for the race and can whistle a few meters from the last hole! Shit! I'd better make some distance, blow up a balloon and swim away!'

...probably...but in Swedish...

Kvilleken also had to be degraded by the traveler's dubious honor.

This 1000-year-old Swedish oak bonsai tree looks really impressive and simply demands respect from BOSAMO!

Little fun fact on the side: The oldest oak tree in Europe, which happens to be in the Hartberg area, is mentioned as early as 990 and is estimated to be 1200 years old!

Take that, Sweden!

Other than that, today was like yesterday: a curvy ride, gravel beating, beautiful, varied landscape, and one well:

33 damn degrees in the forest!

Here, the Gaijin once again has to point out the problems of our world and show a picture of a dead forest, because the bark beetle is also throwing merry parties in Sweden and killing trees one after another, just like in the rest of Europe.

I wonder what that's all about...

P.s.: Laziness in learning and errors in the text are surely related, right?