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July 14, 2021
Since we have visited Trier in the past, we didn’t visit the down town area (which is beautiful by the way). We stayed just outside Trier in a monastery hotel (Kloster in german). From Trier to Traben-Trarbach is a nice part of the tour, with the Mosel river meandering through the landscape. It’s easy
July 14, 2021
Luxembourg is not part of the Moselradweg, but it’s where we started today. Luxembourg city is an Unesco site, and it shows … wow. We will come back later to spend a long weekend to discover it’s beauty.
As soon as you leave Luxembourg and hit the Mosel, it gets flat. Very easy riding. No steep climbing
mennomads went cycling.
August 24, 2020
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21.7km/h
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August 22, 2020
Last minute, while enjoying a Radler, we decided to change the route. Instead of cycling along the IJsselmeer, we are going to finish the coastal route. This means crossing the Afsluitdijk (by bus) and then crossing through Friesland and Groningen, along the coast.
Today there is again a strong wind
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August 21, 2020
Started in Heemskerk, towards the North of NL. There is a strong wind, but fortunately from the south. A nice push in the back. We drive through the dunes for a long time. Although we also drove through the dunes yesterday, the landscape is different again. Never knew that it could be so diverse, that
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July 14, 2021
From Traben-Trarbach to Cochem is a nice bike path with plenty to see. Some very nice small towns along the riverbanks. Very photogenic. The castle in Cochem is impressive, situated high above the center. Cochem itself is pretty, but extremely touristic. Coffee sucks and is overpriced.
From Cochem to
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