estonia bog adventure (what is a bog)

[@emirhanbilgic2475]

güne (biraz geç farkındayım) senin videon ile başladım, seviliyosun abi 💘

[@bahadirozer]

❤️

[@cenktt]

İlginç bir yer . Ama yine de ikinci defa gidilmez. Hele gece asla. Videolar güzelleşiyor :)

[@bahadirozer]

sağol, gece atmosferini merak ediyorum baya

[@cenktt]

@@bahadirozer Tırsar insan 😀

[@notlahaan]

good production quality, artistic and personal style - rarely see that these days 👍 Maybe check out some abandoned USSR-era things (u can even find bunkers that are still stocked, especially apparent in Latvia & Lithuania), but it's a bit dangerous and illegal I suppose.

[@bahadirozer]

thank you ❤️ I am thinking about some bigass abandoned bases

[@roshen89]

Estonyada baya çok yerde var bu bog'lardan :)

[@bahadirozer]

evet her yerden bog çıkıyor

[@badanswerdarling2559]

Güzel video olmuş ama bir drone felan al bahadır tepeden göster bize estonyayı

[@bahadirozer]

param yok unmarım bir gün 😀

[@erenkeskin4990]

abi bog gibi video olmuş, eline ağzına sağlık.

[@bahadirozer]

bog gibisi yok gerçekten doyamıyor insan

[@forgottenmusic1]

Go back in summer, and you will wish, that there were no insects :P Even plants are eating them (f.e. Drosera rotundifolia). The ice was going all the way to the ground, and it was moving, like glaciers do. As more ice is gathering from snow and humidity, its own weight forces it to flow. Just, that flowing is really slow, perhaps it took tens of thousands of years for these rocks to get here.

[@bahadirozer]

I definitely want to see those bug-eating plants. I remember seeing smaller rocks coming from Finland in the east somewhere but I cant remember the place

[@forgottenmusic1]

@@bahadirozer Granite is deep under limestone here, so basically any rock you see is from Finland.

[@batuhanbatuhan6445]

ingilizler tuvalete de bog diyo

[@bahadirozer]

İlginç 🧐