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The long boring road to Luxembourg
... I slowly made my way through between the trucks and cars. After about 3 miles I got to the front of the jam only to discover it was a set of temporary traffic lights due to roadworks.
Once the lights went to green I had the whole road to myself for a while but then another problem struck. I was doing about 75mph and moved out into the next lane to overtake a truck and trailer then as I approached the trailer one of its tyres exploded and large bits of rubber ...
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 ...
Echternach, Luxembourg - the Mullertal walk
... we were on the trail over 5 hours - some of our group over 7 hours - but it was worth it!
Closing ceremonies of the 1st Europiad took place in the charming square of Echternach this afternoon, including a modest parade of dignitaries and walkers around the square and a few speeches. Outstanding 3 day event that netted over 6000 walks done.
Tomorrow, we head into Belgium with another walk, a tour in Brussels and a stay in medieval Bruges for 2 ...
The endless road
... off a local found my wheels running down the hard shoulder of the motorway. Cars beeped and toar passed at terrifying speeds as I tried to look for a way to escape. After a while the hard shoulder disappeared into the bank and i was forced to heave Allan over the barrier and push him through the bushes. The hills dragged for another 20kms as I walked down the thorny thicket, ...