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Our last day of riding
... views of the snow-capped mountains and were slowly warming up. It also gave us time to reflect on what we had just achieved;
18 countries, 16,232kms riding on the right hand side of the road, riding through massive cities, surviving Italian drivers, Stelvio Pass, Highest pass in Europe and all with no crashes and minimal riding experience.
The evening was spent catching up with Michael and Elke and telling them about our adventure while eating squid ink ...
Beasts of Burden and Fruits of the Earth
... of great thanks for the beasts of burden and the fruits of the earth. Landy was hurtling down the Val Mustair when we spied a milling together of many humans by the village of Valchava. 'Stop, we must jump out here!' we unanimously yelped at Landy. He obligingly parked up in a field where he joined a festival of other metal beasts of burden. Our four feet and four paws took us to a sea of waves surrounding ...
Davos
... espresso maker and got Connie to show me where things were in the kitchen so I could be self-sufficient. A few minutes later, I was in charge of making espressos and café lattes for everyone. The kids went off to school and Mägge to work. Connie had a few errands to run in town so we were on our own pretty soon. Connie had suggested that we do a 2-3 hour hike that started right from the house, went up a mountain, down the other side and alongside the Davosee ...
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
... 31/8/12
We woke again to the pounding of rain on our tent… disheartened we retreated to the computer room and updated this blog. We made a plan to get dressed in as many warm waterproof clothes as we could and brave the rain and cold and ride across Switzerland to stay at our friend Michael’s house in Austria. After packing our gear under the tarp, we had a small window of no rain and we quickly tore the tent and tarp down and put it all on our bikes. Off ...
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