Gerd

It's supposed to snow in the next few days, so maybe there'll be a chance to do a proper cross-country skiing tour. I wish you lots of luck! 👍👌⭐️🍀🍀

@Gerd 🤩 awesome bike👍🏻

Today's tour was a special one, one I haven't yet included in my repertoire of outdoor activities.

First, I took the MS Mönchgut passenger ship from Göhren via Sellin and Binz to the chalk cliffs, i.e., to the legendary Königsstuhl. Thanks to the excellent visibility, I could even see as far as Cape Arkona

An entertaining tour through Mönchgut. Idyllic villages and diverse landscapes. Since I've been there several times, I didn't take many photos. The highlight was enjoying a delicious fish soup in Groß Zicker 😉

In somewhat changeable weather, I drove along the coast today from Göhren via Baabe and Sellin to Binz. The most impressive of all the piers was, of course, the one in Sellin. I'd describe the others more as landing stages for passenger ships, but that's certainly a matter of opinion. From Sellin to

At 35°C, hikes aren't so exciting. But a (brief) visit to the palace complex at Knossos was still a must. It's hard to imagine that this palace was built some 4,000 (!) years ago and was subsequently destroyed and rebuilt by earthquakes. It also changed owners several times. The restorations carried

For the return trip from Zehden, I chose a route through the Oder floodplains, past the 1997 flood marker. And, as on the previous day, the scents of rapeseed and lilac dominated.



In Wriezen, I was pleased to note that the reconstruction of the town's parish church had been successfully completed after