Hotel Lech and Pension Chesa Rosa
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A Hundred Places in 36 Hours
... through the cobblestone stone streets with colorful buildings and went in more churches. Throughout the day we also made two stops in Austria. First, we made a quick stop in the town Bregenz but we're not that impressed so then drove to Sulzberg Austria which is located in the Alps. We found a really nice place for a picnic and munched on croissants while taking in the beautiful view of the Alp mountains surrounding us. Not a bad place for a ...
Our last day of riding
... relief. This was the last few kilometers on our bikes. We were extra cautious as we turned into Michael’s driveway and safely parked our bikes in his garage – our riding adventure was over.
Michael and Elke met us just as we were walking inside and both gave us a huge hug, they were happy we had arrived safely. They then told us to quickly have a shower and jump in the spa, which we did without being told twice.
The spa was wonderful; we ...
The Disappearing Castle
We head south now out of Munich towards the Alps. Last time we were here we hit the Autobahn and never looked back, this time we're enjoying a more leisurely pace, as we cruise the RomantishStrasse through sleepy German villages. (Now mind you, the winding roads in between these villages allow us to test the handling of the new auto…)
It’s fall here, so the leaves are just changing into yellows, oranges and ...
Not much in Lichtenstein
... noodles and reading my book for quite some time before going for a walk through the town. Memmingen is a gorgeous place with a beautiful old town with a little stream running through it and lots of old colourful buildings. After my wander and once it started to rain, I headed back to the car where I did some blogging and photo sorting before heading back to my friends place where I was ...
Davos
... I give it a try. I figured that this was probably going to be the last big hill climb of our trip (since most passes were closed during the winter and I wasn’t likely to be inspired then), so off I went. Rod’s bike was definitely a lot lighter but came with the disadvantage that it had fewer gears. We set off around 5 pm for our ride and Rod started off in the car a little while later. I was able to keep up to Mägge and Tanya for about the ...
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