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Do you see what I see... "It was the Summer of 69!"
1 year agoLooks like the mistletoe has considerably weakened that tree.
1 year agoHow wonderful!
1 year agoI love this....have you noticed that for the past few days for the first time my arms andd legs have been uncovered....no one would believe I've been on a bike for 4 months. Before this past week my bike tan was my fingers below the knuckles and my wrists
1 year agoMaybe he was the one in charge of all the lock keepers
1 year agoA tip for Patrick in the future. It’s not really that hard most places to find a place to squat and take a load off. Rachel doesn’t really need to carry one along for you.
1 year agoMaybe not the best choice then. Think of all the extra outfits Rachel could have brought long instead!
1 year agoThat’s amazing. I’m thinking that wouldn’t work well in Albania or Montenegro, even with the e-assist.
1 year agoI don’t think that’s a lock keeper’s house. Do the others all look like this one too?
1 year agoWe've not found any small cafes in the villages we've gone through. The two that we did find had no pastries or offerings for breakfast
1 year agoWhat a beautiful snake!
1 year agoIn small cafés they usually offer a croisant at your coffee if you ask.
1 year agoLooks like it might be an Aesculapian rat snake. Definitely not a viper.
https://www.inaturalist.org/guide_taxa/21703#:~:text=The%20Aesculapian%20Snake%20(now%20Zamenis,nonvenomous%20snake%20native%20to%20Europe.
Totally agree, thanks. It made the ride so much more "balanced" and I didn't need to worry about keeping up. R
1 year ago
Patrick has "chipmunk cheeks." 😂 Do you warn him before you take a photo or is it always, "the element of surprise?"
1 year ago