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Tired of the concrete jungle and urban living? Put yourself to the test at JÄRVSELJA, Estonia – total peace, 0 dB of human noise, breath-taking nature, pure air and water, organic food of local origin and a rich heritage. So far and yet so close – it...

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Into the woods, Doug Eng

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Dessert in the forest. Can’t resist? 

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Perfect campfood in the middle of Estonian forests!

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Fish and chicken in forest!

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Öschinensee // Fabio Zingg

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Fantastic natural patterns in Estonian forest!

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Eggs and bacon! Wanna try?

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into the green lung from Berlin

by Denny Bitte

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Emerging fern in Järvselja.

#Culminating Estonian spring!

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Picked Ramps and made Ramp Pesto today. Not for the faint of heart, but AWSOME tasting. I will pickle the rest tomorrow.

Ramp Pesto Proportion wise it’s 4 cups of leaves ¼ cup of cashews 1 cup olive oil ¾ cup Parmesan cheese That’s about all you want to do at one time in a food processor.

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Culminating Estonian spring!

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Have you ever been in beavers' (Castor fiber) office? It seemed abandoned playground but in the vicinity there were plenty of recent traces of activity (flooded waterways and harvested trees).

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Central Nisantasi, ISTANBUL… Design By Mariana Trinca 

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Have you ever tried a campfire cuisine? Your ingredients get that smoky touch which makes the food taste so real and rustic. Yummi... Want to try: www.zero-dB.eu

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Quick Deploy Tarp Setup | Bushcraft Skills

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Have you ever seen a scarlet elf cup (Sarcoscypha coccinea) sticking his nose out of the moss? This spectacular little fungus falls into the category of "almost too pretty to pick". If you still dare, they are actually edible. Want to see with your own eyes: www.zero-db.eu