Five tips for a relaxing stay in nature

Five tips for a relaxing stay in nature

So that bikers and walkers become friends. A walk purifies the mind and frees you from everyday stress. But what if you have unpleasant encounters? A guide to more harmony in the fresh air.

Pensioners vs. stroller

No, the biggest horror of the parents is not the bad wolf in the forest. Sometimes it’s grandmothers. Seeing fresh meat, they become birds of prey circling over prams. While dogs are well asked for pats, such protection does not apply to babies or their owners. Without warning, instantly, the baby’s cheeks are pinched.

The vocal range moves a few octaves higher, jagged, compliments pound on the defenseless being. Now the bad news: Unfortunately, we cannot get rid of this problem so easily. Small children are just too cute. Older people too. At least as long as both don’t shout out loud. The solution to the generation conflict? Let’s keep it the same as with dogs: Before petting, you ask. Then there are no bite marks.

Five tips for a relaxing stay in nature

Rider vs. athlete

When horses meet athletes, there are some risks. The exchange between rider and athlete is essential so that nobody gets in each other’s way. Because while every well-trained horse should be able to cope with noises, the silent danger is the biggest problem. An athlete approaching from behind becomes a predator for the horse. As escape animals, horses react headless in critical situations.

Instead of painstakingly avoiding any noise, riders and horses should be signaled in good time that an athlete is on the move. If necessary with the bicycle bell. The following applies: communicate with the rider and wait for his reaction. For this, he does not even have to step down from his high horse.

E-bikers vs. walker

To be overtaken by a brisk e-biker is every sweaty hiker’s nightmare. Even worse if he almost gets under the wheels. At moments like this, you want to swear, but the driver is gone. It would be easy: hikers are like horses. Anyone approaching them at a slow pace and signaling an overtaking is on the safe side. Anyone who is annoyed about e-bikers, think of their electricity bills.

Five tips for a relaxing stay in nature

Dog vs. Flora and fauna

Dogs can be dangerous for several parties. A good walk depends on the right planning and equipment. If you do not want to mess up the landscape, remove dog droppings and stay on predetermined paths. The grip on the leash prevents the hunt for joggers or (food) animals. What is it called after all? You can take away your appetite and eat at home.

Wildlife vs. human

When animals meet humans, it is often not clear who is the greatest threat to whom. If you want to avoid dangerous situations, you have to follow a few rules. As a walker, it is important to stick to predefined routes and to follow signs. If you don’t leave any garbage, you understand the game. In the unlikely event of an encounter, it helps to stay calm and keep escape routes clear. After all, a wild boar driven into a corner or an angry wolf is no fun.

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