Essen, NRW (02.-12.05.2022)
Hiddensee (11.-13.April 2022) – Tag 3
Noch einmal eine Wanderung ganz in den Norden der Insel, bevor es nachmittags mit dem Schiff wieder zurück ans Festland geht
Hiddensee (11.-13.April 2022) – Tag 2
Wanderung Richtung Süden zum Leuchtturm Gellen
Hiddensee (11.-13.April 2022) – Tag 1
Ankunft und Leuchtturm Dornbusch
My cycling routes
Through the 16 Federal States of Germany (April to September 2018)
Berlin
(7th Sept.2018): Jueterbog > Berlin
Brandenburg
(7th Sept.2018): Jueterbog > Berlin
(5th Sept. 2018): Bad Schmiedberg > Jueterbog
Sachsen (= Saxony)
(4th Sept.2018): Leipzig > Bad Schmiedeberg: no route data; my navi let me down
(2nd Sept.2018): Halle (Saale) > Leipzig
Sachsen-Anhalt (= Saxony-Anhalt)
(4th Sept.2018): Leipzig > Bad Schmiedeberg: no route data; my navi let me down
(2nd Sept.2018): Halle (Saale) > Leipzig
(31st Aug.2018): Naumburg (Saale) > Halle (Saale)
(30th Aug.2018): Weimar > Naumburg (Saale)
Thueringen ( = Thuringia)
(30th Aug.2018): Weimar > Naumburg (Saale)
(27th Aug.2018): Ilmenau > Weimar
(26th Aug.2018): Eisfeld > Ilmenau
(25th Aug.2018): Bamberg > Eisfeld
Bayern ( = Bavaria)
(25th Aug.2018): Bamberg > Eisfeld
(24th Aug.2018): Nuremberg > Bamberg
(18th Aug.2018): Rothenburg to Nuremberg
(17th Aug.2018): Schwaebisch Hall > Rothenburg ob der Tauber
(17th July 2018): Wuerzburg > Bad Mergentheim
(15th July 2018): Steinbach a.Main > Wuerzburg
(14th July 2018): Miltenberg > Steinbach a.Main
(13th July 2018): Mosbach > Miltenberg
Hessen ( = Hesse)
(12th July 2018): Bad Friedrichshall > Hirschhorn
Baden-Wuerttemberg
(22nd Aug.2018) Training trip to the Einkorn
(17th Aug.2018): Schwaebisch Hall > Rothenburg ob der Tauber
(19th July 2018): Bad Mergentheim > Schwaebisch Hall
(17th July 2018): Wuerzburg > Bad Mergentheim
(13th July 2018): Mosbach > Miltenberg
(12th July 2018): Bad Friedrichshall > Hirschhorn
(11th July 2018): Jagsthausen > Bad Friedrichshall
(10th July 2018): Schwaebisch Hall > Jagsthausen
*** Summerbreak ***
Excursion to Oehringen
Total Immersion Swimming
Excursion to hill Einkorn
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(10th May 2018): Heilbronn > Schwaebisch Hall
(9th May 2018): Karlsruhe > Eppingen
(8th May 2018): Dahn > Karlsruhe
Saarland
(8th May 2018): Dahn > Karlsruhe
(6th May 2018): Bierbach > Dahn
(5th May 2018): Saarbruecken > Blieskastel
(4th May 2018): Perl > Saarbruecken
Rheinland-Pfalz ( = Rhineland-Palatinate)
(4th May 2018): Perl > Saarbruecken
(3rd May 2018): Trier > Perl
(1st May 2018): Traben-Trarbach > Trier
(30th April 2018): Cochem > Traben-Trarbach
(29th April 2018): Koblenz > Cochem
(28th April 2018): Remagen > Andernach
Nordrhein-Westfalen ( = North Rhine-Westphalia)
(28th April 2018): Remagen > Andernach
(27th April 2018): Bruehl > Remagen
(26th April 2018): Bruehl: little Ville tour
(24th April 2018): Neuss > Bruehl
(22nd April 2018): Essen > Neuss
(20th April 2018): Dortmund > Essen
(19th April 2018): Muenster > Dortmund
(18th April 2018): Warendorf > Muenster
(17th April 2018): Bielefeld > Warendorf
(16th April 2018): Bad Oeynhausen > Bielefeld
(15th April 2018): Minden > Bad Oeynhausen
(14th April 2018): Nienburg > Minden
Bremen
(10th April 2018): Bremen > Achim(8th April 2018): Sittensen > Bremen-Borgfeld
Niedersachsen ( = Lower Saxony)
(14th April 2018): Nienburg > Minden
(12th April 2018): Verden > Nienburg
(10th April 2018): Bremen > Achim
(8th April 2018): Sittensen > Bremen-Borgfeld
(7th April 2018): Hamburg-Harburg > Sittensen
Hamburg
(7th April 2018): Hamburg-Harburg > Sittensen
(6th April 2018): Lauenburg > Hamburg-Harburg
Schleswig-Holstein
(6th April 2018): Lauenburg > Hamburg-Harburg
(5th April 2018): Moelln-Lauenburg
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ( = Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania)
Leipzig to Bad Schmiedeberg in pictures
Today, Eddie, my navigation device let me down, just when I arrived at the starting point of the route Berlin-Leipzig (in reverse). I also lost sight of the cycling path signs, so I cycled around for 90 minutes in an almost correct direction (North instead of North East) but made approximaly 5 instead of 15 k progress. Because of the time-out of Eddie, I don’t have a track of the route today…if you want to have the regular track, you can download it from Radweg Berlin-Leipzig (please note that this is an external link, so I cannot guarantee that this link will always be working).
Btw. by now, Eddie is working again….just press 25 secs the on/off button and – everything is gonna be alright… 😉
Leipzig in pictures
Halle (Saale) in pictures
Nuremberg in pictures
I decided to stay in Nuremberg one more day to actually see the sights of the city.
But since I wasn’t so fond of my hotel (door banging and shouting late in the evening, the broken shower head holder, a general weird feeling,…) I decided to move to another hotel. Breakfast was not included and so I headed over to the next hotel shortly after 8 AM.
There, I could leave my luggage and the bike and made my way on foot to the castle.
I walked in the old castle ditch which could have been really nice since it’s green and in the shade but, unfortunately, there was a lot garbage lying around, I even watched a rat passing me quite relaxed in broad daylight and didn’t feel especially safe and secure….but as I mentioned, it was in the shade and not too hot yet – and I made it to the castle safely 🙂
The heat is over, let the preparations begin….excursion to Oehringen
I used the first cooler day to cycle to the small town Oehringen with it’s huge palace garden.
It was a beautiful day, the apple and plum trees are (almost) ready for harvesting and I enjoyed the time being out and about again. In the end, the “not so hot” day, turned into “still pretty warm” (around 26°C) and I was quite happy to be home for a cool shower 🙂