Les Jeannes
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So crazy how time flies!
... other mind set where I don't beg for Friday to come (even though that's when we travel and I'm always looking forward to it obviously) but everyday here I see people or a place that I haven't seen before and there are chores and classes that I have to do daily but for some reason life just is not as monotonous as it seems in the states. The European lifestyle is so much more relaxed and makes life in America always focused on money and being super stressed out.
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Castles and crossing the Ardennes
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... the package. I gather that the owners of this castle have always been rather rich.
I had my second spoke-breaking incident of my trip the first day out of Frankfurt. That is one of the problems with riding a delicate road bike on a tour. I got it replaced the next day at a bike shop in Koblenz (named for the confluence of the rivers Rhine and Mosel). Sadly, though they did replace the spoke, the guy who was truing the wheel was ...
The endless road
... I had set my self came crashing down. Roads already seemed endless, thoughts of reaching Istanbul and Afrıca was impossible...too long, too hard, too scary. But the honey blast helped and made me push on under a mental battle, eventually arriving in town on rubber legs and collapsing into a chair outside a restaurant. I hadn't eaten or drank enough that day and my ...
On the road
... It's Bank Holiday weekend in the UK. Islington is hot and sunny (and there’s nobody to water my plants). Unfortunately it’s been pouring with rain here and we get drenched in the final furlong of our return from a cycle ride. The planned trout barbecue has to be postponed and we have cup-a-soups with cheese and bread for our supper instead. Our neighbours (an elderly couple who seem to find our efforts to escape the ...
Down a big hole
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... it was us that the police stopped to talk to. They drove around slowly and pulled up in front of our van. Other than asking if we were English, they said nothing. We figured they were checking we were a campervan. The toilet just inside the doorway would have been the view (I was about to empty it!) but that was enough and they left us alone after that.
This town is famous for it's caves. A little train takes you ...
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