The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…

[Scasi]

@weftyarn LOL don't get fooled with the IG post of them wearing the heavy stuffs! But if you are indoor, like the mall, shorts or berms will be a bit too cold. I always have friends from overseas saying our indoor air-conditions is set too low!!!!

yeah the photography part will be nice for you, check out the national gallery
https://www.nationalgallery.sg/
from here, you can have a great walk and into bars and cafe!

[jerkules]

After a month in Thailand and Malaysia, often without air-conditioning, I found the indoor temperature in Singapore to be a beautiful relief.

[T4920]

Photos of myself in shorts is a rare sight, but I've been visiting this country park every Sunday for the last month or so on my long runs.

Most beautiful day, glad somebody snapped a pic for me.

[weftyarn]

Indonesian photo dump. Half way through our journey and absolutely loving it!

Sekumpul, Bali

Eagle above West Bali National Park

Mt. Ijen, Java

Mt. Bromo, Java

Tumpak Sewu, Java

[Aetas]

@weftyarn
Beatiful!
The last picture made me want to hear some waterfall sounds.
Enjoy your second half of the trip.

[ARNC]

@weftyarn love the 2nd and 3rd ones. I guess you’re running out of wall space back home but I think these two would look great hung together.

[Twistlock]

Amazing pics @weftyarn, thanks for sharing.

[T4920]

@weftyarn amazing photographs, are you planning to visit Flores? I took a 3 day boat trip to see the Komodo dragons from there a few years back, and Padar Island en route was the most photogenic spot I've ever visited.

[weftyarn]

@Aetas @ARNC Thanks guys!!

Ah yes, debating already which shot to hang up Wall space is expensive in Munich and there’s not much left in our apartment. The eagle is a contender for sure.

[Giles]

Wowzer....

[weftyarn]

@T4920 Oh wow, what a stunner!!

We actually thought about Flores and Komodo but I guess we have to save them for the next time. There’s just so many islands and beautiful places I can’t wrap my head around it.

We’ll spend some time on Sumatra though. Lake Toba and Gunung Leuser NP is the plan. Let’s see how it goes

[T4920]

@weftyarn amazing! Keep the photos coming, such a beautiful country

[endo]

@weftyarn thank you for sharing these wonderful pics. Indonesia is my favourite country and I‘ve been roaming it many times. Enjoy and selamat jalan.

I‘m hiking the Thuringian Forest with friends atm, it‘s very beautiful … and they have great bratwursts here.

[Mizmazzle]

@weftyarn holy shit dude!! Those places look epic!! Add em to the list of travel destinations!!!

[Mizmazzle]

Morgan and I love backpacking. We’ve heard of the rifugio huttes of the Dolomites and had to include them in our honeymoon trip of Italy. They most certainly did not disappoint.

Now, I understand that there are much more technical fabrics to hike in. Fabrics that are lighter, more water resistant, quick drying, and all around better for long hikes. Sure I knew my new wife would tease me the whole four days of our hiking trip. I didn’t wear my SBGs for the style. I didn’t wear them for the practicality. I didn’t wear them out of ignorance (or did I? ) So why in the hell did I wear these black, 21oz denim beasts for four days, 7,000 ft of elevation gain, through snow, sun, rain, and odd looks from other hikers…

I did it for the fades!
#ididitforthefades

[Mizmazzle]

[Mizmazzle]

[weftyarn]

Terima Kasih @endo or Matur Nuwun as they say here in Java.

I can absolutely understand why it’s your favorite country. The people are so overwhelmingly nice here. Add stunning nature, inspiring culture (and the food) and it’s like a dream come true.

Only the humid temperatures took me some days to get used to haha.

@Mizmazzle Oh man, that looks like a great place to hike. Enjoy the nature! have to add this to our „hike list“

Greets from Yogyakarta Airport. Off to Medan to explore Sumatra Jungles.

[prpx]

@Mizmazzle - for the last 10 yrs i'm hiking in denim, for the sole reason that i destroyed 2 pairs of technical hiking pants from patagonia and in less than a year. i got recommendations to go for fjallraven but denim is good enough for me. it does dry a bit longer but it doesn't tear on any occasion, and the zippers dont fall apart. i do use technical clothing for cycling but for hiking and trekking i go with denim and nike dri fit shirts. also i dropped the boots for approach shoes, but that's another story. ATM hiking in dolomites, no sun, therefore no spectacular photos but i'll do my best here

[weftyarn]

@prpx Not too shabby of a view to be honest Habe fun!!

I also hiked in denim for the past years but i sometimes don’t like how sweaty that can get. I think I found my dream outdoor pants in the 734 Rip Stop Cargos Haven’t tried them in colder weather but they were phenomenal in Indonesia.