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Time window used at noon for a small round. It was windy, what else 🌬️💨😵

A brisk wind was blowing from the south today, so we headed south this afternoon to make it easier on the way back. Up to Gimbte it blew me quite a bit, but behind the Bockholter mountains it went back as expected with a good tail wind in a northerly direction. Since there were still (time and endurance) reserves, we went around Saerbeck again to fill the 50 km 😅

The weather, which turned out to be friendlier again in the evening, was quickly used for a combined round: after a dangling over Twickel and Middendorfer Damm through the Emsaue towards Emsdetten; back via Hembergen and at the end the tour around Saerbeck is completed.

Oh, great lap! 👍 Who knows how long it stays so beautiful ...

Quickly used the nice weather again and shortened the round from yesterday again, only this time shot with my daughter.

Yesterday at noon a lap towards Riesenbeck. The bike path along the Riesenbecker Straße / Saerbecker Damm is very scenic and the street is not very busy. In any case, yesterday afternoon there was practically nothing going on.

Completely gravelly, the round! 👍

Another quick round on the 'dams' north of Saerbeck: Middendorfer, Bevergener, Alte Bornhols Damm and Saerbecker Damm. I didn't have to stop for the few photos today, but a bit sportier on the road again.

Great sky today, but also a great wind and otherwise weather-wise a little of everything: a little rain, a little sun, a little hail and in the end even a bit of 🌈

The Venner Moor offers a lot of variety in relation to its rather small size and also has several paths that can be combined into a neat round. It is heavily forested and looks a bit desert and jungle-like. Last but not least, this is what makes this moor so special.