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hill-walking
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hill-walking → التنزه بين المرتفعات chození po horách fjeldvandring Bergwandern πεζοπορία σε λόφο senderismo hill-walking randonnée en basse montagne šetanje po brdima passeggiata in collina ヒルウォーキング 언덕 산책 bergwandelen fjelltur wędrówka górska caminhada em morro, caminhada nas montanhas горный поход bergsvandring เดินเขา tepelere tırmanma đi bộ lên đồi 山地行走
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