Go with the Flow
A few days ago, the new team of the MediaHub project had a nice bonding experience during a hike through the woods and to the nearby river. Although the weather at the camp was hot and humid, it was a pleasant surprise that the shade created by the trees was so vivid; it felt much cooler than we expected. The second thing that we noticed was how rich the nature in the woods is. The crickets were hopping around in the grass, the birds were singing somewhere up in the trees, and we could hear the sound of the flowing river and its streams all around the place. After we got back, we decided to prepare some tips for you or anyone who wants to go hiking to the woods.
- The river is so distant that the road isn’t displayed on GPS maps. If you are going out there, make sure to know where you’re going, or at least remember your way back.
- Take some water with you. Even though it’s cooler in the woods, the hike itself can be tiring. - Make sure to charge your phone, since there will be no opportunity during the walk. - Cover your head and wear light clothes. Sometimes there’s not enough shade and you don’t want to risk getting a sunburn.
