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Our last day of riding
... tyre was the last thing we needed today.
There was no traffic on the road so getting out of Genoa was very easy, when we reached the outskirts of Genoa we had a magnificent view of the mountains behind the city and they were covered in snow! It was awesome and a great view to start our final day on our bikes.
Just a little out of Genoa we stopped at a café to get a hot drink and brioche to give us energy to ride for a while without needing to stop and ...
Beasts of Burden and Fruits of the Earth
... many tongues and riddles, and a very large heart. My master felt rather let down by Liechtenstein which he found lacking in romantic castles with turrets and long hairs of the female human flowing from high windows but my tummy appreciated the realm as it offered me a stony spot to gulp down my dried dinner pellets and settle down after the rollercoaster ride. Well, we were fortunate enough to be travelling at ...
Davos
... all the natural sounds and smells that come with the ride. There was quite a bit of traffic on the road and I distinctly remember quite a number of Porsches passing me in both directions - I think I counted over twelve of them. That’s the other thing being on a bike – you have a lot of time to take in the details. Rod passed me about a kilometer from the top and he stopped to take some photos. When I made it to the pass, the others had been waiting ...
Back to Stelvio pass we wind
... night.
29/9/12
We both had a fairly interrupted sleep, mostly due to Rhys blowing his nose. However this did mean we could have a lazy morning! We finally stumbled out of the tent around 9am and went to find warmth in the reception/café building where we were able to get onto Skype finally and chat to my family and Karina, which was fantastic, Rhys’ parents were not home. After chatting for a while our stomach’s ...
The beds are comfier in Austria...so far
... GO GIRL! I finally got everything back together, and we went to start it….no go it sounded like the starter motor had packed it in as we had had the battery on charge the whole day…Raelene, a bit disheartened, walked off leaving me to work out the problem. After fiddling around and holding down the ignition button, the starter motor kicked into life and after only about 15 cranks the engine fired into life…happy days. We then set about bleeding the ...
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