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A Hundred Places in 36 Hours
... happy to be back on the ground). Then we traveled to the Bodensee (A.K.A Lake Constance) which is one of the biggest lakes in Europe and is boarded by Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. We stayed in a little bed and breakfast that was 50 meters from the water and had a good dinner at a local restaurant where the waitresses wore dirndls. The next morning we started our day on the island Lindau, which is also on the Bodensee. With cappuccinos in hand, ...
Our last day of riding
... we were passing San Bernadino Pass! We were just beginning to get VERY cold when we arrived at a 6km long tunnel that saved us from having to ride over the top of the pass – yippee!
My bike had been making a horrible noise for the last hour or so, we knew it was the chain again but thought it would last till Michaels…..however halfway through the nice warm tunnel the noise on my bike worsened and I felt the power in my bike decrease. I pulled over ...
The Disappearing Castle
... the castle could not been seen. In other words, we couldn’t see a thing.
Nevertheless, we hiked to the top and toured the interior of the castle, enjoying details of the King’s quarters; gothic wood carvings in the canopy bed, mosaic tile flooring in the throne room, spiraling staircases, enormous chandeliers with hundreds of candles, carved granite pillars and vibrant frescos throughout.
Despite ...
Not much in Lichtenstein
... gave them a lift. Yes, I know, I shouldn't pick up hitchhikers, but it was fine, and they were two lovely girls, one french and one polish who had been hitch hiking around france, switzerland and austria for 2 months! Crazy, and they're still alive! Anyway, a short time later we drove past the border into Austria and I dropped them off and continued on my way. The drive took me past ...
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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