Konrad Böert

The cycling season is now open. Today we started the first tour with the Friday group at the meeting point in Eicken. From there, we rode together via Bakum to the Grönegausee in Oldendorf, to take a short drinking break there. Through the Euer Heide, we reached Melle, before the tour could comfortably

With a lightly cloudy sky and moderate temperatures, I rode via Bruchmühlen and Holsen in the direction of Bad Randringhausen. Since it was dry, I rode over the forest path along the Vogels. This should be avoided in wet weather. From Bad Randringhausen, the path led to Stift Quernheim. The collegiate

As I had something to do in Melle and still had some time for a post-Easter tour after lunch, I rode to Buer in beautiful sunshine and pleasant temperatures via the "Alte Poststraße" and Tittingdorf. From there, I cycled via "Buer vorm Walde" to Hustädte and then via Gut Ostenwalde, Oldendorf and Bakum

Once a month, I meet with friends for a joint breakfast. Since there was still enough time for an extended tour afterwards, I set off in the direction of Pente. It was supposed to start raining in the evening, so the ride had to be adapted to the weather conditions. From Melle, I rode via Gesmold, Nemden

As the weather was expected to improve again compared to the previous days, I set off on a bike tour towards Bad Iburg. From Eicken, the route led via Gesmold, Ausbergen, Borgloh to Wellendorf. From there, I continued through the Freeden to Bad Iburg. The corydalis in the Freeden is already blooming

After it had rained in the morning, it became nice again in the afternoon. With light clouds, I started a tour in the direction of Allendorf. From Eicken, I went via Altenmelle, Laer and Nüven to Wellingholzhausen. There I took a short break with a small refreshment before going via Vessendorf along

In sunshine and pleasant temperatures, I was able to drive to the rehabilitation sports at the Schinkelbad in Osnabrück, saving fuel. From Eicken, via Melle, Gesmold, and Ausbergen, I rode through the Borgloher Schweiz in the direction of Osnabrück. The Hörner Bruch begins in the Hellern district. In

The first spring day of the year showed its best side, so a welcome opportunity to greet spring with an extensive tour. From Eicken I drove to Gesmold and on over the Westerhausener Berg, the first climb of this tour in the direction of Astrup. I wanted to reach my intermediate destination Bad Essen

Since the sun had taken command again, I was able to start a tour to Enger in spring-like temperatures. The path led through the Maschwiesen via Bruchmühlen, Ahle, Werfen, Belke-Steinbeck, along the Brandbach and over part of the Hasenpatt to Pödinghausen. From there I cycled on via Westerenger and through

Since I had some errands to run in Melle and then my weekly physiotherapy appointment, but had enough time for a ride between the two, I cycled from Melle to Gesmold and the bifurcation via familiar routes. From there, I reached Ausbergen and continued past Lake Ludwig and Lake Grönegau, via Bakum, back