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Herb M

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About Herb M

mitradrundum.de

Distance travelled

5,063 km

Time in motion

319:10 h

Recent Activity

    planned a bike ride.

    August 16, 2025

    Fränkische Schweiz

    13:50

    203km

    14.7km/h

    1,710m

    1,710m

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    went gravel riding.

    September 2, 2024

    02:16

    42.1km

    18.6km/h

    80m

    90m

    1. December 11, 2024

      When I woke up, I was immediately flooded with two feelings. First: I actually completed the trip - and boy, was I proud of myself! Second: When I finish this day, this fantastic trip will be over... A bittersweet moment. But hey, the second feeling quickly dissipated - after all, after the trip is before

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    went gravel riding.

    September 1, 2024

    05:39

    102km

    18.1km/h

    330m

    270m

    1. December 11, 2024

      Today I knew: Nothing and no one can stop me from reaching my goal. The wind had taken a liking to me again and was blowing strongly in my back. I was in the flow and glided in gentle serpentines through the beautiful Maasduinen National Park. The sun shone pleasantly warm - not as merciless as in midsummer

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    went gravel riding.

    August 31, 2024

    05:44

    103km

    17.9km/h

    320m

    330m

    1. December 11, 2024

      And the ride continued! This time my route took me along the river Maas. So far on my tour I've been really lucky with the wind and weather - but on this day? My luck account seemed to be overdrawn. The headwind had kicked in with full force and decided to make the day really "exciting" for me. Traveling

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    went gravel riding.

    August 30, 2024

    04:05

    66.6km

    16.3km/h

    550m

    870m

    1. December 11, 2024

      From Monschau, I continued on the Vennbahn towards Aachen in a relaxed manner. I immediately noticed that I had left the Eifel behind me - because just before Aachen, the road went downhill almost cheekily. When I arrived in Aachen, I treated myself to an exploratory tour of the old town with the historic

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    planned a bike ride.

    August 29, 2024

    31:52

    534km

    16.8km/h

    2,710m

    2,850m

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    went gravel riding.

    August 29, 2024

    06:27

    100km

    15.6km/h

    1,070m

    890m

    1. December 11, 2024

      Belgium Express:

      After getting up, I went straight uphill - literally. The path led me steeply out of the Our Valley onto the official cycle path towards Belgium. As soon as I had crossed the border, the Our Valley greeted me again - this time with a breathtaking view, followed by a rapid descent that

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    went gravel riding.

    August 28, 2024

    05:23

    94.0km

    17.5km/h

    520m

    380m

    1. December 11, 2024

      The next day my journey took me to the next river valley - along the river Sauer and later the Our. The valley runs right on the border of the southern Eifel, and the rivers themselves partly form the border between Germany and Luxembourg - the eighth neighboring country on my journey.

      In every country

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    went gravel riding.

    August 27, 2024

    06:57

    81.5km

    11.7km/h

    190m

    210m

    1. December 11, 2024

      Saar at its best:

      Before the Saar flows into the Moselle, it showed me its most beautiful side once again. This impressive route begins in Merzig, where it leads past the famous Saar loop. It continued past a quarry whose steep rock faces are a little reminiscent of the Grand Canyon - at least in miniature

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    went gravel riding.

    August 26, 2024

    06:11

    120km

    19.4km/h

    310m

    370m

    1. December 11, 2024

      We continued along a man-made waterway: the Saar Canal. Not to be confused with the Saar River - the canal is the shy twin that runs parallel to the Saar. Originally, like its colleague the Canal de la Marne au Rhin, it was used to transport goods. The parallel game ends in Saargemünd and the canal flows

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