Drying out
What a big (and welcome)
change today was from the past few days. The wind was at my back, and
the sun in my face that allowed me to cover some serious distance.
Having a heavy bike at speed is a bit of and experience, felt a bit
like driving a bus. Fortunately, I have been shedding unneeded
equipment to lighten the load and simplify things in general. One
setback came early this morning where I found out an important bridge
I wanted to cross did not allow bicycles, so I had to alter my route
to the south. I will miss mainland Denmark for this reason, but there
are other places I am anxious to see.
The ride today was filed
with open vistas, flat rolling terrain, lots yellow flowers and
windmills. It seem there is a flowering plant not that far away. The
many towns that I've passed through have charm, and some still hold
to the classic design and materials. Still, I'm a bit priced out, and
am anxious to get to Germany, so I decided to hold off on partying
and spend a few more days camping and biking.
I don't think I've made
much ground on any great awakening or realizations about life, except
to say that challenges pass, and to keep options open. Many thing
I've thought to be worse then they actually were, from wrong turns to
culinary errors, but having some resiliency and flexibility, or at
least low standards, helps for a successful outcome.
You can look at my
pictures here:
You can follow my progress
here:
1 Comments:
Keith,
Keep up the good work! There are going to be many challenges, but you are well on your way to being a seasoned warrior of the countryside! You won't even notice the rain soon! Stay warm at night and remember that we're all cheering for you back home!
Jer
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