Schweiz 🇨🇭 - Frankreich 🇫🇷 2022

Bregenz Gorge, Bregenzer Ache or Bregenzewald Railway. Nice, absolutely lonely hike in beautiful nature on the old railway line, which nature pulls back bit by bit.

Also of interest is the industrial site of the Schindler family, formerly a wool spinning mill, today also with elevators in the shop.

Inspired by @Caro komoot.de/collection/1485553/-rheindeltha, today we also wanted to explore the nature of the Rhine delta and the Schlei holes. The old railway line still bears witness. We had a wonderful stand for the night. Thanks Carol for the tip. It's a pity that we couldn't thank you personally… read more

With the bike to the doctors.

Just good mood, although not so much known on the playlist.

Half bike - half hike - an absolutely promising tour.

Since it was a bit steep for us and overtaken by e-bikers, we left our bikes to find out at the end that a Swiss knife stabber had slashed a tire. After all, a Swiss professional then replaced the coat and hose in no time.

The last time we drove through Chamonix, the town and the mountain were covered in fog. It should be different today 😃 You have a wonderful view from La Floria.

Of course, this highlight should not be missing on our tour along the Gorge d'Ardeche. It's nice that after the end of the French holidays, there aren't as many vacationers out and about, and the street is pleasantly empty.

Many thanks to @masahobi for the tour tip. A great and varied hike with small climbs and bathing opportunities. With more time and without thunderstorm rumble and. The tour would have liked to have been longer in the neck.

The highlight of the scramble is the flat slip through, which Nan can only do lying… read more

When it smells of lavender, rosemary and figs, when olives, wine and garlic fill your stomach, when culture and nature are so close together, then it's southern France 😀

Take a quick look to see what's right. The aqueduct is still standing, parking costs €9 and the visitor center offers a museum, information and commerce.

It's amazing how you can rediscover a city if you can ignore the highlights because you've "checked them off" on previous occasions.

The big market of Apt takes place regularly on Saturdays. The stands are usually open from 8am and dismantling begins around 12.30pm. It is Cours Lauze de Perret, rue des Marchands, place Gabriel Péri, rue Cély, place Carnot, rue de la cathédrale, rue Eugène Brunel, rue de la République, Rue de l'Amphith… read more

A very route along the natural park on an old road now closed to cars.

First it goes through the light Uedern forests, not too hot, not too shady. The second part is rewarded with great views of the Durance valley on the one hand (south) and across the Vauclus to Mont Ventoux on the other (north).

Apparently, this waterwheel-rich city was so exhausted from the Sunday antiques market that all the sidewalks were still folded up.

At least a few restaurants offered food and drink to the scattered vacationers.

Small, fine bike ride along the fascinating ocher landscape between Roussillion and the Colorado de Rustrel. The constant ups and downs constantly open up new views of the glowing landscape.

And because not only the glowing red rocks were so beautiful to look at, but the whole landscape, where the grape… read more