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Our last day of riding
... engine to warm them up and my goodness they were fantastic to put on again!
As it was nice weather and we had got away nice and early Rhys allowed us to go down into Como to have a look at the lake. It was beautiful if only we could have stayed for longer.
We crossed into Switzerland and before too long we were beginning to climb up and it was getting colder, Rhys was sure we weren’t crossing a pass however before too long we were in the clouds and ...
Beasts of Burden and Fruits of the Earth
Dear Family, Friends and Other Dogs Our own beast of burden, Landy, had decided to shed some of his load in Chester and again in France. Unfortunately the items which he chose to relinquish were actually of a fair amount of importance to us as they were parts of the long chimney which hangs on underneath. I, as The Master of the Road, decided that it would be beneficial to make for Bozen, Bolzano in Italy, as ...
Davos
... onions, pickled onions, pickled zucchini, canned corn, baked potatoes and even pickled chanterelles!). About an hour later, after we were all sufficiently stuffed, Connie informed us that there was dessert, too. I didn’t know if I had room left for dessert but I thought it best not to offend our hosts J . It was a traditional ice cream cake that Connie’s mom had made. That was the perfect way to round out our raclette dinner since we had all ...
Back to Stelvio pass we wind
... 8217;s and our entries while I had my nose in my new book – A diary of a young girl, Anne Frank – I bought it the other day at Dachau. We were also able to finally get ahold of Rhys’ parents for a chat, which was nice.
By the time it was 5.00pm I encouraged Rhys to come for another walk as we had spent all day inside and I needed to get out. Even with the rain clouds around Prato Allo Stelvio is a beautiful place.
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The beds are comfier in Austria...so far
... of red wine were consumed. Hopefully all can be fixed tomorrow.
4/9/12
On heading downstairs for another expertly prepared breakfast, Michael informed us that our work on the bike from the previous day was futile as this morning it was leaking fuel badly and it wouldn’t even start. Michael informed us that he had already rung the BMW dealer in the next town and had organized for us to bring the carburetor to him so he could have a look, over ...
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