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Do you know which of the Czech hills are the sweetest? Cukrák and Medník. But the list of sweets does not end there. There is a hill in the Břeclav region called Cukrmandle.
And what are the most piquant names of Czech hills? There are more, the authors were nominated: Buzíček, Pičulín, Pičhora and Kokotsko. In theory, the last one won, the main reason being that a spring named Čůráček springs up at its foot.
Milan Silný is a keen observer and attentive pilgrim. He poetically depicts the Czech landscape, sometimes in books and poems. He analyzes the names of cities, towns and villages, hills and mounds, reflects on their origin and interprets them in a unique way. Each peak visited enriches it with geographical data, the altitude is almost never missing.
He declares himself: “I enjoy conquering all kinds of hills, mountains and peaks on my bike. I have conquered quite a few of them and in that time I have come to know that every hill is different. I don't mean the shape, the altitude or the difficulty of the climb. Every hill has something in it that I can't exactly express. From some it radiates from a distance and you can literally feel it up close. Is it a soul? Karma? Aura? I don't know. Each hill behaves differently. Some resist and do not want to give in at any cost. Another, on the other hand, invites me and can't wait to reach the top of the "vojedu". You will learn where the Devil's Hump is located, Slepičí hory with the Kohout and Slepice peaks, when the youngest volcano erupted here, where it is the warmest, saltiest, most negative and roughest mountain and many other interesting things. Just go. Because not sitting at home on your ass is significantly more interesting than sitting at home on your ass.