The Thank you. Oh, Oh, Oh, you're not. Hi everyone. Thanks for listening to another episode of Dogmean Encounters

radio. I'm Vicundif and I'll be your host for the show.

Tonight's guest is Martin Fink. Martin welcome to the show.

Thanks for having me.

Martin, let's jump right into things. Please give us a brief bio on yourself.

My name is Martin.

I'm from Austria to be precise. The encounters happened in an area called

Furzenfeld to be, Altenmacht by Furzenfeld. I work as a teacher and I had many jobs in my life.

Oh, and right now I live in grabs with my girlfriend.

A lot of people have an idea in their heads of what Austria is like as far as the layout of the land.

Can you paint a picture for us of what the area that you're in looks like?

Well, the area has really thick forests,

and Styria is especially called the green lung of Austria so I think you can all imagine how the layout looks like it's thick old forests that goes deep and has these deep run-through it's not a flat surface, it's with hills and if something or someone wants to hide you can pretty much hide there pretty good so it's not

a flat surface it's the forest hilly if that's the correct term.

And the little roads we have, of course we have

is the autopon which is a big highway but the little country roads we have are big enough to support one car.

If another car comes from a different direction, you have to drive aside so the other car can pass.

And these roads usually go through forests and the forest areas are really big and thick.

So you can see a little bit through but not entirely.

So you can see maybe three four meters and that's it.

Ooh that is pretty thick.

In the United States if you say that you saw a dog man because we're such a cynical country, you're not treated very well.

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