Germany

About an hours drive to Dachau concentration camp. Having trouble thinking of what to write about our 5 sobering hours there. People should never forget what when on in these hundreds of camps and sub camps. Dachau was the first and opened in 1933 for German dissidents and was finally liberated, 12

Late start to the day but it’s sunny and warm! Kay drove for 75 minutes to a free carpark at Augsburg by football fields and a huge climbing centre. Rode into the centre but it was very busy so we didn’t stay long and went for a quick ride in the forest instead.

Due to road works our drive to Harburg castle went round the houses, a lot of houses! CoPilot was having none of it, we used Google maps in the end. Only viewed the outside of the castle and had a walk down to the town. Back on the road for a short drive to Donauwörth, and an uninspiring walk thro

Kay drove for about an hour to Nördlingen down the Romantic Road. Colin, CoPilot, decided to take us in through the town which was fun for Kay. About 3 hours walking around the walls and the town sightseeing. Highlight of the day was climbing the church tower, 342 steps, and seeing the 4 stork chi

Morning run in sunshine but only 5°C, brrr. 17 mile round trip bike ride to Dinkelsbühl in chilly but fair conditions, didn’t dress up enough. Dinkelbühl is a small version of Rothenburg so easily walked in 90 minutes. Back in Dave by 1500 for a hot drink and a rest!

Sunny day for a change so 21 mile bike ride to Creglingen and back. Tintin drove to Rothenburg for a quick look at this historic town. Then onto Feuchwangen for our night stop at a free stellplatz.