SLOVAKIA: Some foggy forests

**Shug** · 10-05-2021, 08:01

Life as art.
Smart.
Where is the Pop Tart?
Do you have those in Slovakia?
Shug

**xMagnolia** · 10-05-2021, 08:24

Your pictures are always so magical. They transport one right to the middle of them. I kind of expect to see a little faerie hiding in the corner

Charlotte

**infrastellar** · 10-05-2021, 09:22

Originally Posted by Pavel

I'd be interested in more details about the stand that you have there for your camping stove. Does it work well for you, and where does one find such an item?

It is this one:
https://shop.schwarze-biene.de/en/products/2/best-buddy

From what I know, it should be available on hammockgear.com shop on the other side of the ocean. I am very happy with this one. Especially in snowy conditions, a place to put a hot pot on. But I use it all around the year.

**infrastellar** · 10-05-2021, 09:27

Originally Posted by lorazepam

Do you have parks for camping, or do you camp where ever you please? That is very nice forest, a beautiful place.

We dont have any parks dedicated for camping over here. There are protected areas, with more or less protection. However hammocking is not very spread over here, and I dont consider hammocking to be really camping. So for now, I sleep where I want, as it is permitted, if all of a sudden the dark comes, or you dont feel good, you can spend the night wherever you want actually. Of course, there is leave no trace rule, and we dont do the areas protected in the highest level due to flora protection.

**infrastellar** · 10-05-2021, 09:28

Originally Posted by Shug

Life as art.
Smart.
Where is the Pop Tart?
Do you have those in Slovakia?
Shug

Actually I had to google what pop tart is

We dont have those over here. But I might know that those land on your hammock table quite often

**SoCal Mike** · 10-07-2021, 18:43

Outstanding. Thank you for sharing.
-Michael

**lorazepam** · 10-10-2021, 23:10

Originally Posted by infrastellar

We dont have any parks dedicated for camping over here. There are protected areas, with more or less protection. However hammocking is not very spread over here, and I dont consider hammocking to be really camping. So for now, I sleep where I want, as it is permitted, if all of a sudden the dark comes, or you dont feel good, you can spend the night wherever you want actually. Of course, there is leave no trace rule, and we dont do the areas protected in the highest level due to flora protection.

It is good that you have protected areas to enjoy, and we too have areas where we are not permitted as well because of endangered plants and animals.