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The sky closed its floodgates again and we were able to go on a wonderfully relaxed little bike ride.
The first stop was the Reeck Canal, which connects the inner Müritz with the Kölpingsee. There is a castle in Klink, but it cannot be visited as it is now a hotel. The beach with white sand and beach
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Malchow got a second chance today ☺️. This time not directly along the lake, but along Malchower Straße.
There is a section of forest path and the sand made us skid a few times - especially on the way back when the saddlebags were full of provisions.
But before shopping we went to Malchow Monastery and
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Admittedly, the first stretch to Lenz along the Plauer See was absolutely idyllic and pleasantly shady at over 30 degrees. But the soft ground and the sandy sections required a lot of concentration. A few trees cross the path and we had to push the bike a few times because of the many roots. You also
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Same tour as last Sunday, but much more fun and somehow more relaxed thanks to the company of good friends.
We brought our own picnic and that really wasn't a problem in the Altbier brewery's beer garden. A very nice tradition from Bavaria transferred to the Lower Rhine.
The tour ended in Willich's best
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Today was a foretaste of the tour that we have planned with several others for next Saturday.
Most of it was off the road, partly along old railway lines and often accompanied by the Niers.
There are some unpaved paths, but it is mainly through nature and very often shaded.
The oldest brewery in Germany
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Unfortunately, Komoot stopped navigating after our break at the Tönisvorst fruit farm, so part 2 follows here.
But this family-friendly tour was really very nice. The Kamps Pitter local history museum is definitely worth a stop, as is Neersen Castle with its beautifully shady castle park and the orangery
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We have now arrived at the Schlei, Germany's only Baltic Sea fjord, and are camping in Hellör, right on the Schlei.
Due to the weather forecast, we decided to hike today from the campsite to the ferry at Missunde, the narrowest point of the Schlei at just 135 m wide.
300 m further on you can stop off at
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