Says it all really: Neither hilly nor flat, not very warm - and frequent bouts of drizzle.
Tonight we are in the house of a friend of both Calin and Raul. Tomorrow's a rest day, which after 400km in three days we both need.
974km. Highest point today ~1900ft.
Not eaten much during the day. Big meal last night, it's Sunday so most places are closed and a lot of the villages we passed through were not large enough to support a cafe or store of any kind. So snacked from the panniers and another big meal tonight.
However we did chance on a firefighters festival - lots of formal flags, music and beer, all in a giant tent thing in a small and otherwise quite standard village. Probably a couple of thousand people packed in. Every village around was even quieter than usual, everyone pulled into the black hole.
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Hello there in the Euro land. I liked the windmill photos, not too sure about the actual cycling part however.
ReplyDeleteHere's a page I've been checking out today, good info about cycle helmets..
http://cyclehelmets.org/
And here's a blog I read just to know what sneaky tricks those 2 wheelers are up to. I don't endure this blog in anyway.
http://bristolcars.blogspot.com/
I guess if you are going cycle, Germany is a good place for it. A lot of it comes down to space that allows for infrastructure to be built.For example the Germans get about 2.5 m^2 per person (if you divide all the space to number of people) but in England we get about 1.1 m^2 per person and have the highest concentration of people living in cities in the entirety of Europe!
Take it easy body.
megmeg
Going to get to Austria tomorrow then? You've got a f**pping long way already!
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