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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... on anzuschauen und um mal etwas für Interessierte zu schreiben.
Doch jetzt der Reihe nach:
Am Dienstag 20. November sind wir von Gossau aus in Richtung Portugal losgeradelt. Warum Gossau? Naja, eigentlich sind wir ein paar Tage zuvor schon in Thal gestartet, aber wir wollten Simon und Robin, die uns die erste Übernachtungsmöglichkeit boten, dann doch nicht so schnell wieder verlassen. Danke euch für die letzten Tage in der Ostschweiz!
Danach ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
The humble cooee. we Aussies have the call designed for calling out across large areas of bush. It starts with a coo in mid tones aand ends with a wee in higher pitch. It works. i was chatting to a nutcase Danish Kayaker who is paddling to spain, when I heard some yahoo yelling cooee. i didnt twig at first assuming it was kids. But then it occured to me that it was a Cooee call and who the hell knows There are Assies here. So I looked around to ...
-2 and snow? Seriously?
... here in Chalon sur Saone says it is only down to 6c. I hope its right. But Red is surprisingly warm. After a few days of cool the interior gets nippy but add a few hours of fan heater and it stays cosy warm for two days. About the same as the hot watersystem. The cockpit thermometer says it topped 19c today. It is a bit of a greenhouse inside but still, its hard to imagine snow in a couple of days. Tonight it is 13c and falling. It is foggy ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... all of the men were weak from starvation and illness. The two healthier brothers took turns carrying their ill brother during the march, but it became more and more difficult to do, even if the two of them carried him together. Under their living conditions, they were both horribly weak and pencil-thin themselves. Eventually, they had to make a horrible choice. One brother explained to Judith’s future father that they would need ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... even there. Just a sort of hole-in-the-ground that looked old located in the cemetery of a small chapel in the woods. Last try- the windmill. We drove up a road that looked like it was last used by the Romans, emerged on top of a treeless hill and saw…five huge, brand new wind turbines whirling away. This can’t be what they meant on the map?!?!?!? We drove to the nearest town and looked around; that took all of ...