A perfect day. I didn't really know what to expect today. Planning felt like it took a few seconds. This morning, I set off and followed the blue line. The quality of the bike paths fluctuated between good and otherworldly. My legs did the work automatically, giving me time to look around and let my

Yesterday, I cycled a total of about 25 km from the start to the train station and then back to Brunsbüttel. Originally, I'd planned to return to Hamburg today, taking the fastest route. Instead, I made it the most scenic route. Even with a partial tailwind. And it stayed dry, too.

For a brief moment, I could see my shadow this morning. Otherwise, it stayed dry except for a few drops. A brisk southwest to west wind made progress easy. Towards the end, I was a bit worried about getting caught in one of the approaching downpours.



Unfortunately, the forecast for tomorrow calls for

Yesterday, the weather forecast predicted continuous rain for the entire day. This morning, fortunately, it only rained in the afternoon. It stayed dry except for a few occasional drops until Wittenberge. Then it slowly started to drizzle. I was spared any detours until Wittenberge. But then I encountered

Today, I got into the swing of things almost immediately, and with the added tailwind, I made good progress. The only annoying thing today was the many detours, which often led along noisy country roads.

I skipped the hotel breakfast today and opted for self-catering. So I was already on the road at 7:00. However, my legs weren't really up to it. By the time I finally got going, I was almost in Wittenberg. What was absolutely fascinating was the almost complete absence of human noise. There was hardly

Today started with rain. "Just a little," said the nice young woman at the reception. In fact, it didn't dry out until shortly before Dresden. By the time I reached Meissen, I was dry again. All in all, it was still a wonderful bike ride.

Today, I was fully compensated for yesterday. The surfaces were almost entirely good to perfect, and the advertised single trail wasn't there. I only realized I was back in Germany because of the typically German bike path sign and the DB's request for consideration due to track construction. Oh yeah

It's pretty difficult for me to evaluate today's day. I was probably too optimistic about the surface and type of trail when planning. On the other hand, the "singletrack" designation for the trail type was clearly too low. Basically, you could say loose ground = singletrack. When I met two oncoming

Today, after a delicious breakfast, I set off at a brisk pace downstream. The route repeatedly led me onto country roads. However, I quickly noticed that Czech drivers are quite relaxed about cyclists and overtake at a decent distance. Trucks and buses also did me the same favor. The scenery on the stage