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Our last day of riding
... tyre was the last thing we needed today.
There was no traffic on the road so getting out of Genoa was very easy, when we reached the outskirts of Genoa we had a magnificent view of the mountains behind the city and they were covered in snow! It was awesome and a great view to start our final day on our bikes.
Just a little out of Genoa we stopped at a café to get a hot drink and brioche to give us energy to ride for a while without needing to stop and ...
Beasts of Burden and Fruits of the Earth
... had told me that there was a sympathetic and competent Landy man in that place. Therefore we revved up the purring (which was now more like a roaring) and we hot pawed a windy way across four countries in one day. Germany I had never been to before and I dream of bounding across the alluring pastures of the Schwarzwald whose sweet herbage I could smell through the window. Switzerland was my next ...
Davos
... onions, pickled onions, pickled zucchini, canned corn, baked potatoes and even pickled chanterelles!). About an hour later, after we were all sufficiently stuffed, Connie informed us that there was dessert, too. I didn’t know if I had room left for dessert but I thought it best not to offend our hosts J . It was a traditional ice cream cake that Connie’s mom had made. That was the perfect way to round out our raclette dinner since we had all ...
Back to Stelvio pass we wind
28/9/12
After a pleasant sleep and hearing the rain stop early in the night we ambled out of our tent to blue skies! Rhys now in an instant good mood we packed up camp, leaving the tent till last as it was still very wet. To waste time we walked across the road to the ideally located supermarket to get breakfast and lunch. After breakfast I attempted to pay for our camping however when I knocked on the reception's door and gently opened it the ...
The beds are comfier in Austria...so far
... motorway and all of a sudden Michael pulled over and beckoned for us all to come near. The time was around 1300hrs and he said that in 1 more hour we could be at Stelvio pass in Italy, one of the most infamous and hardest passes to ride on a bike. We would then hit some dirt and cross into Switzerland before returning home by 6 or 7 o’clock. Bruce, Eugene, john and myself all nodded in agreement so off we set, to cross 4 countries in one day!
We arrived at ...