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Sounds like NL!
2 months agoAh - actually the trip is successfully over I just fell quite behind on publishing the entries from my phone :-)
Too busy drinking tea and what not
Enjoying the journal, Om. Good to see you back online - extended pauses always make me worry in case there's been a mid-tour cycling calamity! Looking forward to seeing how the rest of the trip unfolds. Safe travels 🙂
2 months agoThats very true
2 months agoPeople try to get YOU in the photo, not realizing that you and the BUILDING is what you are interested in.
2 months agoWell done you!
2 months agoCharging spaghetti. Maybe not restaurant quality, but excellent nonetheless.
2 months agoThese are evident in almost every small town or village throughout the world war fighting areas, and even beyond. It is really shocking to see how many men were lost, often from really tiny villages.
2 months agoAh, this brought back memories of riding through the Ardennes on my very first tour all the way back (checks - https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/luxembourg/rest-day-in-rochefort/) 13 years ago! I stayed in La Roche as well, and had similar fun checking out the caves - though I think I saw the ones in Han-Sur-Lesse - the whole area must be riddled with them. Belgium is a seriously underrated country - the beer alone is worth the trip.
2 months ago+1 for not being afraid of anything and vanquishing the giant slug!
2 months agoLooks like a “Christo”
2 months agoGreat shot !
2 months agoIs that a giant solar panel? Amazing! He's got a roof to keep the rain off too.
2 months agoTwo directional arrows in traffic light ;that is really unique.
2 months ago
Welcome to the UK!
2 months ago