Journal Comments - Grampies Search for the Meaning of Life Spring 2022 - CycleBlaze

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From Grampies Search for the Meaning of Life Spring 2022 by Steve Miller/Grampies

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Georges Bycycle commented on Day 30: Saint Louis/Huninque to Allbruck

Hi Steve and Dodie

It was a real pleasure to met you… and to see other two having DaBrims on the head! :-)

Congrats for your blog…. I like your writing style!

Who knows… we might meet again on the road?

Cheers

Georges with Bellona :-)

2 years ago
Rich Frasier commented on a photo in Day 36: Heidihof to Feldkirch

In our neck of the woods they do this because the roses attract pests that would otherwise prey on the vines. Only the older vineyards do it so it might be a folk legend. But it’s pretty!

2 years ago
Jacquie Gaudet commented on a photo in Day 35: Feldkirch to Heidihof

I remember enjoying Rivella on our last day in Geneva in 2017. I think it’s only available in Switzerland.

2 years ago
Rich Frasier commented on Day 35: Feldkirch to Heidihof

I am simply in awe of your immersive Heidi experience. I had no idea such a place existed!

2 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Day 35: Feldkirch to Heidihof

Some kind of knapweed

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaurea

2 years ago
ann and steve maher-weary commented on Day 32: Stein am Rhein to Lindau

Loved cycling Lake Constance although it seems a lot busier now than when we did it in 2016. Thanks for reminding me of great memories. Sounds like you are enjoying wonderful weather.

2 years ago
Kathleen Classen replied to a comment by Tricia Graham on Day 33: Lindau to Feldkirch

The St, Gottard pass is astonishing, isn’t it. Such an amazing ride and memory.

2 years ago
Tricia Graham commented on Day 33: Lindau to Feldkirch

It is such a wonderful ride up the Rhine to Andermatt and then on over the St Gottard Pass to Italy and Lake Como

2 years ago
Sandra Lawn commented on Day 30: Saint Louis/Huninque to Allbruck

Hi Steve and Dodie
Thanks for the information about your Swiss Franks …..just checked my leftover foreign currency stash, 140 Swiss Franks, I bit of a miscalculation last time I popped in and out like you have been doing, I do plan to briefly visit Switzerland again on a future tour, will head straight to a bank to offload my 140 …..that’s quite a few coffees then? My son has completed an extensive family tree and found a close family tree member came from Bern…. so coffee in Bern then.

Enjoying your journal it’s bringing back good memories and a longing to visit again the little piece of Paradise you are in.

Cheers
Sandy

2 years ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Suzanne Gibson on Day 32: Stein am Rhein to Lindau

Wow, I hadn't noticed those km accumulating. Strangely we don't feel like we have yet done enough to gain maximum form. We may have to add some distance, or hills?

2 years ago
Suzanne Gibson commented on Day 32: Stein am Rhein to Lindau

Wow! You have come a long way, already in southern Germany and almost half of the planned kilometers finished!

2 years ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in Day 32: Stein am Rhein to Lindau

Above the confessional, no less. Badgering people into compliance was the main goal for the grotesqueries you see so often in churches.

2 years ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in Day 32: Stein am Rhein to Lindau

Classic Bernese Mountain Dog markings and coloration.

2 years ago
Lyle McLeod commented on a photo in Day 31: Allbruck to Stein am Rhein

Yikes! That looks like what we ran into near Stuttgart back in 2017. We had very nice hotels and no problems booking in the Salzburg / Salzkammergut area for around €150/night including breakfasts (that would meet your standards 😉) last week … and it’s just as pretty as the Bodensee (or even better ⛰!)

2 years ago
Suzanne Gibson commented on Day 31: Allbruck to Stein am Rhein

Those prices are indeed insane! We have had the same experience when booking just a day before. The more reasonably priced rooms are already taken. You can also look at the websites of the towns themselves as they often have a list of cheaper rooms. Or as someone else pointed out the tourist information of the towns will often be able to book cheaper rooms for you.

2 years ago