Location found

Similar to the first candidate, the linguistic evidence strongly points to Poland. The visual evidence of a birch forest with sandy paths is consistent with many large forest complexes in Poland. Bory Tucholskie (Tuchola Forest) in northern Poland is another extensive area known for its sandy soils and mixed forests, including significant birch stands, making it a plausible location for such a scene. This candidate represents a different region within Poland that fits the environmental description.

The strong linguistic evidence for Poland remains the primary driver. While Kampinos and Bory Tucholskie are large national parks, many smaller forest areas and city parks across Poland also feature birch trees and sandy paths suitable for walking. Las Mokrzański, a forest located west of Wrocław, is an example of such an area near a major Polish city that could match the visual characteristics. This candidate provides a regional alternative within Poland, demonstrating the widespread nature of such forest environments in the country.