Golf in Gross Kienitz
Campingplatz Kagel in Grünheide Markt
http://www.camping-kagel.de/
We travel to compare our imagination with reality.
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Campingplatz Kagel in Grünheide Markt
http://www.camping-kagel.de/
Luther’s Wittenberg
Wittenberg is the place where Martin Luther in 1517 proclaimed his 95 Theses onto the church portal.
From Wittenberg to Potsdam …
Palais de Sanssouci near Potsdam south of Berlin
Erfurt
Left Luther in Weimer, right Luther in Eisleben
Luther’s Wartburg
Schiller and Goethe in Weimar
Leaving our home town Haag and our home for a while.
Short rest in Donautal still in drizzle. Later in Bamberg in cleared up and we enjoyed the famous Townhouse on the river island.
Relaxing stroll around town. The river Main makes its mark.
This would be the last day of 43 days on the road. It will be 100% highway and still need lots of attention. I had to have 3 “pit-stops” to make it mentally. At the end of the day homecoming was sweet.
Approaching border to Austria.
Approaching Haag.
Do not come with empty hands 🙂
I left the small village of Molinet early as heavy rain woke me up anyway.
Quick breakfast.
Distance breaker in Mulhouse,still in France.
Coffee break at Starbucks before departure to Germany.
Long distance highway and “Bundesstrasse” driving.
I ended up on the same camping ground as in 2019 when I cycled from Haag to Lindau and around the lake. Fond memories…
I was lucky with my parking again. It was free until 09:00 a.m. I could drive to the free area in the attached sector. Then: Cycling to town.
What a stunning place at the Atlantic Ocean.
I asked in a coffee shop at the harbor for internet. A rather unfriendly male “no”. Next door was restaurant with two charming ladies, and I received a friendly “of course”, you are welcome…
I sat down and updated “time-travel.net” as well as Facebook. This time only “teasers” on FB with cross reference to my website.
Time has come to head east towards home. I found a fuel stations with reasonable prices near La Rochelle and all was set.
Snacks anywhere on route eastwards.
Tremendous weather movements.
Romantic villages.
Evening in the Auvergne.
Searching and finding quite and free parking near a church.
Long distance driving is a different ball game compared to sight seeing on the bike 🙂
Cycling in Nantes was easy and the distances manageable. I liked the calm atmosphere and the tidiness all around.
In town.
Les Machines de l’île
Around town.
On route to the south, towards La Rochelle.
First glimpse of La Rochelle.
Big mistake not to have downloaded the Google Map of the area. It cost me lot of time to find parking. Ups.
I must remind you, that I looked for parking late at night and tried my luck in that area. What a blessing to be safe.
I always was fascinated about Neolithic monuments. Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plains is pulling me again and again like a magnet. I felt quite some excitement again heading for Carnac.
It is difficult to say the least to describe the impression with a few pictures. There are 6 fields of stone rows over 4 km. There is a monument of a scale which can only be absorbed by walking it completely up and down. Which I did not, only two of them. There were always tombs involved, so the thoughts are it represents a message of the transition from life to the after life.
Near Carnac is a the a semi island and at the far end the village of Quiberon. Unfortunately the weather was playing games with me so the no of spectacular pictures was limited 🙂
Bad weather, good dining.
After a late lunch I headed for Nantes and found Camping de Nantes. A very recommendable location.