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A day of cold and hot
... river and surrounding mountains.
After a big friendly goodbye I jumped aboard my dream machine Transalp and headed down the hill towards the town of Tirano!! As I descended down the mountain edge so did the railway. I could not help wondering how any train could ever get up this rather steep line without being a rack railway but they must manage somehow as there is no rack.
As I enter the town there are big red level crossing lights indicating there is ...
Stranded in St Moritz
... was still coming down by the bucket load!! I knew right away I was not going anywhere today!!
As much as I was not going out on my bike I still had to walk along the street to the main hotel block where I would get my breakfast and so I put on my bike gear as well as my boots and went outside to concur all this white stuff!! As the snow ploughs had been along the street it meant piles of the stuff was all along the edge of ...
Sunshine and snow in the Alps
... bike boxes I had made up my mind about the train trip to Zermatt and that was to forget about it as something else had taken my interest.
Of course every morning my biggest problem is fitting all my clothes and camera gear into my bikes boxes. Somehow this morning I was thinking I must have packed rally well today as I seemed to have loads of space left over in both boxes, then I lifted my bike jacket and found some more clothes under that which I packed and still had ...
What a journey
Left castelrotto bus to Bolzano, showery only so good for travel. Bolzano by train to merano then train to mals. This was a 2carriage train massive windows even bigger than normal regional trains. Beautiful country looking at forts, castles, snow, alps. Then postal bus from mals to zermez Switzerland. It is known for travelling through 3countries over high mountains then into valley. It lived up to it. Just got through small winding roads in the villages only just without ...
Back to Stelvio pass we wind
... due to his mistrust of Hitler! The pass was lovely but was not worth the 24 Euro we had to pay to get over it!!!
We reached the bottom of Stelvio pass at 5.30pm and were standing on top just before 6pm – I had made it with no dramas! The ride was great, 48hairpins and some spectacular views. I really enjoyed the ride and felt rather chuffed I had made it to the top of one of Europe’s hardest roads without dropping my bike, which ...
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