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So, here I am again with a tour xD (I still have a few tours up my sleeve that I haven't gotten around to releasing yet).

Before everything starts to thaw on Monday with plus 4 degrees (just in time for Christmas of course 🙄), I just had to get out again.

I discovered Calauer Schweiz more by accident

So, after I had been wanting to go on a bike tour for a long time, I finally got around to it again the other day. Since I already had the weekend around noon that day, I took the RB24 out to Oderin, started there at around 2:45 p.m. and from there I rode part of my 200km bike tour in the other direction

After I had an early weekend that day, I drove to Schmöckwitz again because I hadn't been there for a long time. With the battery ferry F21 to Krampenburg, I walked along the banks of the Große Krampe to Müggelheim, from where I then climbed the Großer Müggelberg. At least I was there now...

Due to the

Note: Since I haven't had much time/inclination to publish the old tours lately, the last 9-euro ticket tours are now online

That's it now: The last tour with the 9-euro ticket. After I had about 4 hours off at short notice, I quickly drove back up to Chorin into the countryside. The avenue west of Chorin

The third tour on this day: After a short drive we went through Waren (Müritz). Also a very chic city with a great park on the Binnenmüritz and a chic old town. Highlights include the harbor with the pier, the new market and the show garden on the Tiefwarensee, where there were many chic beds.

Together

After we probably left the cloudy area on the trip from Plau am See to Malchow, the weather in Malchow was wonderful.

On the way to the island town we passed the town windmill and the town church.

There is also a special bridge in Malchow, namely a swing bridge. The island town is also quite chic, also

This time, shortly before the end of the 9-euro ticket, we went with the special transport on the Mecklenburg Southern Railway via Ludwigslust to Plau am See. The small town is really very beautiful and tranquil and also has a small technical monument with its lifting bridge. Other highlights are the

From Stendal we continued by train to Tangermünde, which is a beautiful small town on the Elbe. You actually have to walk twice along the streets Lange Straße and Kirchstraße, which run parallel, so that you can see all the chic half-timbered houses. In addition to the Neustädter Tor, the highlight is

Since I always changed trains in Stendal on my tours and saw the high church towers from the train again and again, I went to Stendal one afternoon when the weather was wonderful and took a look at the city. Definitely very chic, especially the churches, the gates of the former city wall (especially

Since the 9-euro ticket includes the Raging Roland, the Molli and the Harzquerbahn (and also the Selketalbahn), a trip with them was of course a must. So it was again much too early to go to Nordhausen, in order to stand from there for three hours in the steam train on the platform at the wagon crossing