Hystadmarkjo a beautiful hiking area close to the harbour in Sæverhagen
The area where these photos show is in from Hystadmarkjo an excellent hiking area that is widely used by people who live on Stord.
This area is protected and preserved as it is without any encroachment on nature, where both plant life, animals and birds are protected.
Here are a rich plant life and the wetland areas that pictures show are also beautiful.
This area has hiking trails, and people show with their frequent use of these trails that they appreciate this beautiful area.
Wonderful and calming place! The nature is incredible there
Yes, indeed this is a very calming and beautiful place @Gritata
These wonderful photographs, Dear @Siggjo, reminded me of a beach on the coast of Crimea, where I loved to catch crabs and hunt with a spear, or an underwater rifle on a flounder. The stones that seemed above the water cause my hunting instinct))) The only difference, as I understood it, the reason for these shoals in the waters of Norway is the ebb. There is no ebb and flow in the Black Sea, there is either calm water, or there is a strong storm and it is better not to enter the water. I don’t remember where it happened, but this video was about a European country, there, at low tide, people gather, they catch crabs and shellfish. Is it practiced in Norway?
You have a completely correct understanding of this phenomenon @Barski.
It's the ebb.
Catching crabs, beach prawns, small eels and small fishes in such places is something I did a lot with my brothers and comrades when we were children.
And in the summer I still practice this activity with the youngest in the family.
It is a pleasant and educational activity.
I bet there are so many crustaceans and fishes trapped in those rocks @siggjo
In an answer to a comment above that I wrote, you will see that you are absolutely right that there are a lot of exciting fish and other sea creatures to be found among the stones on the beach @Cryptopie
It's beautiful! Great photos, dear friend @Siggjo
What a wonderful nature!
3 photo is my favorite!
However, perhaps without a guide should be difficult to move on such a wetland ?
Such open spaces.
I like to look at such a picturesque horizon.
Thank you for the wonderful views.
You are not walking in the wetland @Singa
Instead, you are walking on a path in the forest. Some places the path went very close to the wetland, but it is still on dry land.
In a single word just awesome. Nothing to say about your job. I appreciate it.