a\u00a0director of PepsiCola, later one of seven Apple CEOs, is following in his footsteps. Steve Jobs held as
true that a walking meeting is more creative and inspiring.
Albert Einstein discovered the relativity theory while bicycling, Ludwig van Beethoven composed his
greatest symphonies after walking, and Charles Darwin had his \u201ethinking road\u201c near his house.
On this morning, the\u00a0hunter Flochbardt, a\u00a0friend of German settlers who established the rich mining
towns of Central Slovakia, decided to take a walk in the forest. He did not come up with any
invention. But he gave his name to the mountains. The highest mountain of Kremnick\u00e9 vrchy
mountains is Flochov\u00e1.
Let\u00b4s hike to one of the highest extinct volcanos in Slovakia. Let\u00b4s hike to Flochov\u00e1 mountain!
Let\u00b4s plunge through a\u00a0dense mixed forest, more silent than medieval mining towns after the evening
bell has rung and deeper than the Mariana Trench.
Let\u00b4s walk near a\u00a0burbling stream, from channel to channel, passing mossy stones, stepping over
fallen trees.
And with each single footstep, the forest becomes more and more dark. We will strain our eyes to
catch the hunter Flochbardt hiding behind a tree, or perhaps it\u00b4s a bear.
Or we will laugh with the forest nymph Barto\u0161ka and the elf Barto\u0161ka, dancing and lifelong sparring
partners for whom Flochov\u00e1 mountain transformed into a dance floor.
Or we will find ourselves on the red marked trail of SNP heroes to the Svr\u010dinn\u00edk mountain, the second
highest mountain of the Kremnick\u00e9 vrchy mountains, or on the road to the \u010cremo\u0161niansky tunnel,
the longest railway tunnel in Slovakia, or in front of the white Harmaneck\u00e1 jasky\u0148a cave.
The extinct stratovolcanos of Central Slovakia. Once they affected the climate all around the world.
From the mining towns of Central Slovakia they created the\u00a0medieval Kuwait. Their copper protected
the exploring ships of Christopher Columbus.
A\u00a0man looks upon Mount Fuji. He is wearing running shoes. He runs 10 km daily before writing. His
name, Haruki Murakami.
He could have a very good under the Flochov\u00e1 mountain. But then his book Norwegian wood would
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