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thx, Mike! fun trip, sorry to see it end but we are already planning the next one!
2 years agoWell done!
2 years agoSo glad you are stopping at the Kroger-Müller Museum, very worthwhile. We loved it. We were there a couple of years ago on a bike trip from Amsterdam to Munich.
2 years agowe were unsure at times that this route would prove fruitful. A great feeling when all of a sudden, there's the Rhine1
2 years agoI haven't tried enough places to know, but I would say that nowhere do you have the infrastructure between towns that I know of. Here it is more or less continues from Zurich to Amsterdam. We have nothing to compare.
2 years agomost crowded church i've ever seen
2 years agono river!
2 years agoAnd a curious tower to the right on the hill ! More castles than one can shake a stick at. I am still trying to get over that the entire City of Toronto has but one castle.
2 years agoSo much covered in yet such a relatively short trek of some 55 km.
2 years agoGreat view indeed.
2 years agoThat is so nice to see in small towns. A good sign that economic wealth is distributed outside of the urban areas ! Some house proud people !
2 years agoAGREED - that kind of truly bike friendly infrastructure just plain don’t exist in Canada … I think Calgary comes closest ?
2 years agoCool … in Tawrana as you know, under such a highway (the Gardiner Expressway) is yet another highway.
2 years agoJust way too many people for my liking but what can you do?
2 years ago
Sharp eyed reader here! Those ebikes will be going 25 kph - the European limit. One thing that seems inexplicable in Netherlands is that motor scooters are also allowed on the bike paths - a menace even greater than the road bikers (who can be awful!).
2 years ago