Aarggh

I am glad too. It was pretty dumb, but he was so focused on navigating. Good thing I yelled or he would have been clunked on the head...of course he WAS wearing a helmet 😜. Mom

Lovely

Nice matching helmet!

Ah yes, can't beat those Schwalbes!

glad you didn't get hit by a train dad LOL!

Still scared of gravel ;)

We have been to Treviso! A very pretty city. Our daughter had a few days in the Dolomites in January with friends who live in Venice. They loved their time there. Enjoy yourselves!

Yup ! And had some great strudel for breakfast this morning!

Strudel fruits ?

Hi Scott - well I can’ t blame you because we can hardly figure out where we are going beyond a few days. Its planning on to go!!! The plan was to head north from here through the Dolomites and spend some time there and then east down the Drau. But that plan might be delayed a few days after talking to our delightful host Isabella at the hotel in Feltre this morning. We may take a detour south to check out Treviso and a few other spots she recommended. Upon your suggestion I did check out Passo de Boldo and does that look intriguing.
We have always been very impressed on the detail of your planning of your tours.
A question for you. Do you have an app that you use that will provides a good elevation profile so that you have a good idea of what you can expect on any given day. I had one
last year that I was using but I think it is no longer available. Enjoying your blog... great photos!
Keith

I can’t quite figure out where you’re going from here, but you aren’t far from Passo San Boldo. The turnoff is to the south at Trichiana, midway between Feltre and Belluno. You might Google it. It’s a unique pass, straight down a cliff through a series of short macaroni bend tunnels. If you go, use your lights - as short as they are, its pitch black in the middle of them - or at least it was back in 1994 when I spilled in one of them.

Agreed!

This is the bike path? That’s pretty amazing, alright.

Good eye! It is an amazing place.