Dreiauge

I didn't have the best memories of the Elbe Cycle Route between Cuxhaven and Otterndorf. This was because I had only known the section in the opposite direction with sheep gates, sheep droppings, and a strong headwind. Today it was an absolute dream; the gates were completely open, the paths dry and

Not much has changed since my last visit to Neuhaus, but I noticed there were fewer sheep and more lost places. Since the number of pictures was quite high, I will probably come back again at some point and concentrate more on the lost places, of which I had selected some 🖼. It only remains to be hoped

A good remedy for wanderlust is to simply go to the Elbe and imagine you are on your way from the Czech Giant Mountains, where the source of the Elbe lies at an altitude of about 1400 meters, towards Cuxhaven. A very appealing idea that I hope to realize one day.

Today, however, it remained a short pleasure

On my first spring tour this year, I headed back to the local rivers Schwinge, Lühe, and Elbe today. Along the way, I also encountered the A26 and B73, and after narrowly avoiding the C4, I spotted a D-TZ. This gave me the idea, while still on the Elbe, to do a follow-up tour of my Sunday from A to Z

Nuremberg, my favorite city in Bavaria, definitely deserves its own city tour, so I headed out again yesterday around 5 pm.



Daylight was very limited, but that was okay; it made everything a bit more interesting. After a fruitless search for an open bakery, I ended up in a Starbucks for the first time

With Ingolstadt, I've now at least had a taste of all the major Bavarian cities. Although it didn't make my top three, the city is still very impressive and definitely worth a visit.



Since the city center is located between the main train station and the North Station, and I had to travel further afterward

Last night, Augsburg was still covered in a good amount of snow, so I was looking forward to another winter wonderland tour today. However, there wasn't much of it left in Neu-Ulm, so I'd escaped the snow once again.



Normally, my tours from city to city are only one-way, but today was an exception, and

Augsburg is certainly a beautiful city, but the weather declared war on us today, and the day was so tedious that taking photos was absolutely no fun. But I didn't want to return empty-handed from this seemingly endless tour. 😁

Although it was already snowing in Passau in the morning, it still looked

3°C, ice- and snow-free paths, and completely sunny – I've had very different weather in the Harburg district lately. Yesterday, the car license plates kept reminding me of Leipzig, and today the tour started in the Wels-Land district (WL). As a former resident of Buchholz, it almost feels like being

If the sun shines throughout the entire train journey, you can generally assume that the sunshine hours are already used up by the time you start your trip. Nevertheless, when I reached Klammstraße in Linz, I hadn't seen a single drop of rain, so I was able to enjoy a magnificent view of the Danube from