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Post Nauders

Dorfplatz Nauders, Tirol, Austrian Alps, Austria

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Heaven on ice!

A travel blog entry by joandhughpalmer

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... were so pickled themselves, that they werent all that interested in serving you. We remedied this by Jake heading behind the bar and attempting to pour our drinks for us.

We were so lucky to time our arrival with what has apparently been one of the best starts to the season that St Anton has seen in a while. We then had a really mild spell of weather and a little rain. Add the xmas crowds and the snow was battling to hold up but I had ...

Ski, snow and goulash

A travel blog entry by loudave

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... great and seems to just keep coming! All washed down with some beer and wine of course! The after skiing drinks are an essential family gathering where the three families meet up after skiing. For gluvine- mulled wine, beer or a hot chocolate. We have frequented the same bar everyday they have us free shots This afternoon! An afternoon nap or book read helps the muscles relax before dinner and a good night's sleep. Dave asked why we were only spending one week ...

Over The Alps!

A travel blog entry by marklattanzi

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... other side. It was going to be a long way down, and it was already chilly at almost 8,000 ft. We started down, and Mark quickly ended up with a flat. That makes 14 flats so far this week. We hadn't found a bike shop in Davos and the last 3 shops we'd passed were closed the days we cycled by. We were now down to our last patch. We cut it in half to patch the tube and started again. He suffered another flat almost ...

Reschenpass

A travel blog entry by biketour2011

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Es ist kalt geworden. Und steil. Immer noch hervorragende Velopiste. Kaffe auf dem Reschenpass und dann ziehen wir uns warm an. In Österreich sind die Velowege nicht mehr so offensichtlich und tätsächlich verlieren wir den Weg und fahren eine zeitlang auf der Hauptstrasse ...

Vinschgau: die schönste Etappe

A travel blog entry by biketour2011

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... gehts wieder steil bergan und es wird alpin. Dabei ist die Landschaft sehr gepflegt. Wir begegnen zwei jungen Bergbauern, die mit Sensen mähen. Wir treffen sehr viele Velofahrer auf der Route, die meisten fahren bergab. In Burgeis ist es gar nicht so einfach, ein Quartier zu finden. Im Hotel Weisses Kreuz treffen sich im gut besetzten Speisesaal Familien, Velofahrer und Wanderer.
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