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The long boring road to Luxembourg
... my satnav and set off along the road for what I thought was a quick trip along the road into the city. However, while on my way into the city I see a sign saying "Amsterdam 20km" Damm, as if I have not travelled that much off course already. Anyway by the time I got there it was all worth it.
Amsterdam is certainly a wonderful city and is full of tourist sites. Canals, bridges, old buildings and much more. I normally try and stay away from the large cities but as ...
Fulbright Beginning
Moved to Mersch, Luxembourg on 15 September 2012 for my Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship. I will be living here for 10 months teaching English literature at the University of Luxembourg and general English classes at Lycée Classique de ...
Castles and crossing the Ardennes
I almost forgot there were castles in Germany, but luckily I am in the right place to see them. I got to the Rhine after a day of riding, then spent a day and a half riding along the Rhine, then Mosel River enjoying myself immensely. I took a guided tour of two castles, Marksburg and Eltz. The first was a simple fortress style fortress along the Rhine, so it lacked some comforts. There was only one fireplace, one toilet (your stuff dropped over ...
The endless road
... and shins cut from endlessly walking into the pedals, the motorway signs not meant for someone moving at 5 mile per hour. I stopped sat on the barrier feeling very weak, eating some honey trying to regain some strength and wondering what I was doing sat on the side of a Belgian motorway, broken on cycling my first country. An overwhelming thump of realization of the size of ...
A nice crevice
We were tipped off to this natural ravine hidden under trees by ou neighbours on a previous campsite. It is surrounded by rolling farmland countryside. There are the equivalent of brown signs (white here) and the only other clue is a couple of laybys for parking in.
It is worth discovering though, the walks aling the edge and at the bottom are shaded from the hot sun by both ...