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Thomas Gehring went cycling.
September 14, 2025
Achtung: 700m Sand und Schotterweg. Es wird heiß und daher bin ich schon morgens um 7:00 von Navarrese gestartet. Die Tour führt fast Autofrei zunächst durch Bambus- und Olivenhaine und dann hoch zum Lago di Lucia. Dort beginnt der Aufstieg bei dem man immer wieder die alte Bahnlinie überquert. Diese Schmalspurbahn verbindet Tortoli mit dem Bergdorf Villagrande. Für Touris fährt sie am Wochenende durch eine zauberhafte Berglandschaft. Bei der Abfahrt müsst ihr leider mit einer ca 700m langen Sandpiste rechnen, die fahrbar ist, aber man muss schon aufpassen. Danach geht es nur noch bergab nach Tortoli und weiter an den Frühstückstisch. Ich sag’s euch. Das Cornetto alla Crema und der Café schmecken nach dieser Tour einfach himmlisch. Buona giornata
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Thomas Gehring went gravel riding.
June 13, 2025
Die heutige Fahrt ging von Bamlach auf einer Höhenstrasse entlang des Südschwarzwaldes entlang. Der Blick auf die Silhouette des Schwarzwald Höhenzuges an einem Sommer Morgen hat schon was euphorisierendes. Dann ging es runter nach Weil am Rhein und hinein nach Basel. Von dort waren es dann nur noch 10km bis ins scöne Rheinfelden zu meinen Freunden Georg und Zuzana. Der Rest des Tages bestand aus Essen, Trinken, Reden und Schwimmen im Rhein. Nach gut 1000km ist jetzt erst einmal Schluss. Beide Knie sind dick geschwiollen und schmerzen bei jedem Tritt. Ich vermute eine Entzündung der Patellasehnen auf den Kniescheiben. Kein Wunder, 10 Tage a 35.000 mal müssen die Muskeln und Sehnen vollen Druck/Zug auf die Pedale bringen um die 110kg Systemgewicht fortzubewegen. War wohl diesmal zu viel und mein Körper sagt eindeutig, dass er eine Pause braucht. Ich bin sehr glücklich, dass ich diese Tour gemacht habe und ich werde die Reise rund um Deutschland ganz sicher fortsetzen.
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June 14, 2025
Today's ride took us from Bamlach along a mountain road along the southern Black Forest. The view of the silhouette of the Black Forest mountain range on a summer morning is truly euphoric. Then we descended to Weil am Rhein and into Basel. From there, it was only another 10km to beautiful Rheinfelden
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June 12, 2025
The route initially runs 50km along the old, no longer navigable Rhine-Rhone Canal. In this overgrown natural setting, you can see otters, beavers, herons, and storks, and if you open your mouth while cycling, you can fill your mouth with insects like a whale. After 25km, the path becomes a gravel road
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June 11, 2025
My school French is slowly coming back and I'm having fun trying it out. Unfortunately, most of the Alsatians immediately answer me in German. No matter, I just keep babbling about baguette, tartelette, boeuf and beurre. The trip went from Lutzelbourg (Lorraine) via Saverne to Strasbourg and then another
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June 10, 2025
The Saar becomes the Sarre and the lock becomes the Ecluse. Today we continued up the Saar into Alsace. In France it is a canal with around 20 locks with a height difference of 4-5m each. There are lots of houseboats along the way, but I would get fed up with waiting in front of each lock. I drove around
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June 9, 2025
Today was a loop ride. There's the famous Saar Loop with its winding viewing platform, but there are countless other loops. I give the Saar Cycle Path 4.5 out of 5 stars: 100 km of the best asphalt, fantastic views, no cars, and hardly any inclines. A small deduction for the lack of rest stops. This
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June 8, 2025
Heavy rain, all night. So I packed up the tent dripping wet. My sleeping bag was damp too, as were my clothes. But no problem, because I'm going to the Trier youth hostel, where I can finally wash and dry my wet, dirty gear. For the last five days, the squeaking brake pads with every revolution have
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June 7, 2025
100km of Vennbahn. Fantastic. I turned into Roetgen right next to the campsite and didn't get back down until Luxembourg. The route is paved with the best asphalt, no cars, gradients of 2-3%, and a maximum of nature. It's strange that the Prussians put so much effort into this railway line, which was
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June 6, 2025
A joker wrote "Rain" above the "Wurm" sign. Today's tour between Heinsberg and Kerkrade led along gravel and forest paths along the wild Wurm River. This river actually still flows northward in its millennia-old riverbed, winding wild curves. From Kerkrade, the route heads toward Aachen, and you never
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June 5, 2025
Checked off. On-off rain plus wind plus 70km of cycle paths next to federal highways. I simply planned badly. Komoot should have a bold red warning for federal highways. At least the German economy doesn't seem to be doing so badly, because one truck after another whizzed past me with its cargo. The
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September 14, 2025
Always on the move, that's how it should be 👍 Great pictures.
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