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Steffen Krüssel and MandyBK went for a hike.
September 22, 2024
01:18
5.61km
4.3km/h
100m
90m
July 17, 2024
Today the whole family went to the Königsstuhl. The new platform is really worth a visit. The route includes a few steep climbs that could frustrate inexperienced hobby cyclists without a motor (or unmotivated sons). All in all, though, the routes are well developed and really doable. The return trip
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Steffen Krüssel went for a bike ride.
July 15, 2024
01:10
18.9km
16.3km/h
140m
110m
July 17, 2024
The two pirates (me and my younger son) decided to cycle to the Störtebeker Festival so we could eat more there 😅. My wife and older son drove the car, which we loaded the bikes onto for the return trip.
I had already cycled the route alone last year, but I had forgotten that it wasn't really suitable
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July 11, 2024
A short bike ride with the family to pick up some holiday reading material. The children weren't so keen at first, but they were persuaded to have an ice cream.
A lovely short stretch along the Spyker See, via Klein Mukran to the centre of Sassnitz. After a short break with an ice cream, we headed back again.
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Steffen Krüssel planned a run.
July 7, 2024
00:37
5.07km
7:23/km
10m
10m
August 2, 2023
So much for Park & Ride. Due to overcrowded parking lots throughout Stralsund, we had to follow the parking guidance system to get to the destination by bus - the Ozeaneum.
Unfortunately far from it, because not only was the parking lot in a disastrous condition with potholes and mud, no, it also had
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August 2, 2023
Since last year I had planned to ride my bike from Glowe to Ralswiek because the route seemed to be perfectly developed.
In fact, in the first half of the small stage I fought my way through forests and over small forest paths, but was then rewarded from Lietzow with a great cycle path - albeit always
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July 28, 2024
A truly idyllic bike tour with Mandy across meadows and fields in the Pleistal. Even if we, as valley residents, are faced with the initially unavoidable climb over the Siebengebirge to get to the actual starting point in Uthweiler, the route increases in both quality and intensity. Really beautifully
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