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It rained all night long – and it continued into the morning. The rain god Donar must have hammered the rain barrel too hard with his hammer Mjölnir.



Anyway, we put on our rain gear and set off towards Pforzheim, our final destination being Bad Wildbad. After just ten kilometers, we were soaked to the

We used Saturday to visit Yadegar Asisi's exhibition "Panorama AMAZONIA" at the Pforzheim Gasometer.



The historic Pforzheim Gasometer was transformed into an impressive exhibition space in 2014, and Asisi has hosted various exhibitions there, including ROME 312, GREAT BARRIER REEF, and PERGAMON. Since

What do you typically do in the spa town of Baden-Baden? Of course, bathing! We couldn't resist and went to the Friedrichsbad, a Roman-Irish thermal bath. The Friedrichsbad was the most important German thermal bath in the second half of the 19th century and was considered the most beautiful thermal

Today's tour ran from the Ardennes to the Black Forest. We cycled from Marlenheim via Haguenau to Drusenheim. The route was mostly on country roads, mostly without bike lanes, and with moderate traffic. I wouldn't plan it that way again, nor would I recommend it.



The landscape changed from yesterday's

From Riquewihr, we followed local bike paths through the vineyards to Ribeauville and then descended into the plains to the EV5. There were endless vineyards to see. And everywhere, winegrowers were harvesting their crops, whether traditionally by hand or with industrial machinery.



Along the way, we were

Yesterday we ate like kings in France – snails, trout a la miller's style, and crème fraîche – accompanied by a fine Alsatian wine. After this delicious meal, we "rolled" back to our accommodation in a good mood.



In the morning, the wind was already blowing strongly and it stayed that way all day. Fortunately

In the morning, the sky was heavily overcast and raining. After breakfast, it was still drizzling lightly, so we put on our rain gear as a precaution.



We rode briskly from Badenweiler down into the Rhine plain. Shortly after crossing the Rhine at Chalampé, the sun came out, and it warmed up quite quickly

It rained last night, and in the morning it was heavily overcast and drizzling. Fortunately, we didn't need any rain gear when we set off. From Bad Säckingen, we first crossed the impressive wooden bridge towards Stein (Switzerland). There we cycled towards Wallbach through beautiful countryside on gravel

Finally back on the road – even if only for a short time. Today we started our "culinary" autumn tour. Finally, we're off to Alsace. First, we cycled along the Glatt River to the Rhine, then the EV6 along the Rhine via Koblenz to Bad Säckingen. An entertaining tour, even if the Swiss side is less beautiful