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André went cycling.
September 4, 2025
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October 31, 2025
On the way to the port, we took a look around the city a bit more.
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October 31, 2025
I set up my tent at the campsite, changed out of my bib shorts, showered, and rather spontaneously decided to cycle back into town for some shopping on my empty bike. The campsite only had crackers.
Everything seemed sleepy enough for this time of year to leave my tent, sleeping mat, and sleeping bag
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September 26, 2025
After the heavy rain the day before, the morning was sunny and warm. This allowed me to dry my clothes, shoes, tent fly, sleeping bag, and sleeping mat on a clothesline and a rock. Recommendation for future nights: book open campsites with morning sun.
Drying took four hours. Due to the fixed check-in
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September 7, 2025
Around 7 a.m., in the drizzle, I took down my tent, which was covered in a poncho, and packed the inner and outer tents separately. The bike had been exposed to rain overnight but seemed to be fine. I refilled my water bottle and set off without coffee.
The route from Hasle along the west coast towards
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October 31, 2025
Unfortunately, I lost the Rönne-Hasle tour (either deleted or forgotten to record it), so the pictures can't be properly assigned.
Mukran:
Ferry reservations are made online at bornholmslinjen.de – there are no other payment methods besides credit/debit card or MobilePay (only for Danes). At the entrance
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March 21, 2025
I had expected a headwind, but from Stralsund to Bergen I had to constantly fight against it, probably 25-30 km/h. I spent almost two-thirds of the route in low gears, as if I were climbing mountains.
Probably a good training effect, but not much fun. My legs felt good today, and without the wind it certainly
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September 5, 2024
The gravel and forest track bypass between Zirkow and Pantow was more fun than last time on the way back, perhaps because my leg wasn't tired yet and the direction was more downhill-oriented. You can ride more carefree on a mountain bike here than on gravel bikes, but I still made relatively good time
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August 30, 2024
Neu Reddevitz and Gobbiner Haken were good tips. A beautiful, cozy area with few, if any, people. And the scenery is lovely: After the tunnel-like stretch of forest behind Gobbin, the view opens up and a long descent leads the cyclist into an atmospheric panorama, partly surrounded by water. Following
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August 7, 2024
It would probably have been wiser to ride the route in reverse: the windy Wittow region was quite unforgiving in the treeless areas, and I hadn't factored in the wind direction. The climbs towards Bergen at the end of the tour would also have been less grueling than the route via Lietzow. However, I
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September 26, 2025
Planned with east wind: start with good legs against the wind over Lietzow, partially protected by the forest; way back with tailwind; coffee at the fish snack bar near Mukran
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