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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... der beiden, ist es vorbei mit ciao sagen und wir kommen allmählich ins Reisefeeling. Wir Zelten am Rhein, Daniel zaubert Köstlichkeiten aus zwei Campingtöpfen über Lagerfeuer und Benzinkocher. Kurz vor Basel erreichen wir den EuroVelo 6, ein Veloweg der uns bis an den Atlantik führen wird. Bis jetzt können wir nur positives über den Weg äussern; er ist fast durchgehend geteert, meistens Verkehrsfrei, sehr gut ausgeschildert und das Wichtigste: sehr flach! (Wir ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... when you apply their 13 month calender. In Europe it does not, cannot really because the variation need to get from snow and ice to hot and sunny is just too huge. maybe there is a half monthly thing we can apply. Doing locks when its cold is hard and dee and Bruce came back in from the cold half frozen. Handling wet ropes when its cold isnt pleasant. So in this lovely little town we have stopped at we shopped. Gloves Beanies and blankets. Also ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... she is one of the kindest, most giving people I have ever met. When we arrived here this fall, she brought over bread and homemade jams, because she knew that we would need something for breakfast our first morning. She has given me books and has shared DVDs with us to help us improve our French. Like women around the world, we sit and share stories about our children and grandchildren, and the differences in our backgrounds ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... afternoon- one that had a roman ruins icon by it on the map was called Fountaine Gallo-Romaine. The other was what we hoped would be an old windmill called Moulin à Vent. On the way to the first Joni spotted a place that said it had the ruins of a castle. After trying numerous small roads around the tiny town of Charny we never did find the ruins. Ah well, off to the Gallo-Roman fountain; that should be cool! It ...
Day Eighteen, A Hearty Taste of Burgundy
... most, the carver wanted to share with us his connection to America…? Either way, his excitement was a little infectious and we left feeling a little bit lighter. I found myself surprisingly pleased to discover that most Europeans we’d encountered really liked Americans, which was something I was a little apprehensive about to be honest.
We quickly learned that although we were in the heart of Burgundy, no wine shops offered wine tastings! ...
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