As a little training-tour…

We decided to cycle from France to Darmstadt. As we weren’t too trained, it wasn’t always easy.

The first deception...

Day 1: The first deception...

Furthermore we seriously started wondering why we had the crazy plan to go to Patagonia, where we will for sure be riding in strong winds and rain and eating basic pasta and rice, whereas in Alsace and Germany we could enjoy some good wine and decent food.

Well, too late now, our plane will be leaving tomorrow!

;-)

Vera & Jean-Christophe

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4 Comments

  1. Jean-Daniel
    Posted September 13, 2008 at 22:58 | Permalink

    Attention à l’enregistrement à l’aéroport, les vélos vont en cabine et vous en soute, c’est plus prudent!!!
    Bon départ!

  2. marlies vaessen
    Posted September 14, 2008 at 9:12 | Permalink

    Ik denk dar julie nog veel regen tegen komen, maar dat geeft misschien een kik
    mam

  3. Vera
    Posted September 14, 2008 at 10:51 | Permalink

    @Jean-Daniel: We sure would prefer to do it like that, but unfortunately we will just have to trust the airline company to get our bikes to Chile without too much damage…

    @Marlies: We hope we don’t get too much rain, the weather seems cold but dry for the moment. We’ll see! :-)

  4. Nico,Marion et cie
    Posted September 15, 2008 at 19:38 | Permalink

    Info d’ici, bref de là où vous nous avez laissé !! ( bandes de lâcheurs…)
    Marion est passé de l’autre côté du cap “stop”
    Méga fête pluvieuse mais heureuse “stop”
    Point trop d’abus, juste comme il faut, c’est à dire fine couche de fromage “stop” arosée…”stop”
    Voilà et vous ?
    On aimerez bien un clin d’oeil, car demain c’est le boulot, la grande reprise, et puis en plus y’en a marre NA !
    Bon les enfants, attention aux autos, et vous couchez pas trop tard, hein !
    Bisous des tdm Racine ( on pense bien à vous )