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At times it was a bit chilly with humid air, but otherwise another lovely tour. We had coffee and cake in the arboretum.
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We set off early because it's supposed to be very warm. We cycle along the Meuse Cycle Route toward Liège. The temperature is pleasant and the sky is cloudy. Many old barges are moored, some occupied, some rotting away. Liège isn't pretty; it's gray and looks run-down. A stark contrast to Maastricht
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The sun is blazing brightly; it's already early afternoon, so we only go for a short ride. We roll to the passenger ferry in Eijsden and cross the Meuse. Lots of cyclists are out here on the great bike paths. The campsite is in Holland; on the other side of the Meuse, we cycle a short distance through
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After transferring, we begin our tour eastward on small roads. The route is rural, unfortunately initially running alongside the motorway and offering little in the way of scenery. Experienced cyclists can throw their plastic water bottles into a large basket during the ride. We stop on a bridge, and
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Due to the change of position, we only have the afternoon to cycle today. The area around Ypres is characterized by the various memorials to the Battles of Flanders in World War I. Immediately after leaving the campsite, we pass several military cemeteries. Britons, Australians, Canadians, and New Zealanders
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We cycle a bit on roads and reach the Somme. A beautiful cycle path leads us along the river, which has been straightened into a canal. We are captivated by this beautiful landscape. Several chateaus are situated along the route, boats chug along slowly, and the lock keeper is also quite relaxed. At
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A very beautiful city with a spacious pedestrian zone free of metal. It's a pleasant stroll through the alleys. The three large churches are remarkable, and the clock is a must-see.
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We leave the campsite in a relaxed manner and cycle southeast along the Seine. The cycle path follows a former railway line, which is very beautiful. Signs regularly provide information about the towns along the route. In Duclair, we push onto a ferry and enjoy the short crossing over the Seine. The
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According to the weather forecast, the rainy season in Central Europe is over for now, so we head north, to the Seine Valley. We set up camp, saddle up our bikes, and cycle along the Seine to a huge bridge. The climb up the high bridge is steep, and a gusty wind blows from the front. At the top, the
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A must in this wonderful weather
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