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-- search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home poetry peddling the dirt lithuania saaremaa, estonia tatra mountains, poland & slovakia baltic germany germany, denmark and sweden map legend my gear photos favourite snaps phone pics holiday late for supper contact post navigation ← older posts the dunner’s gig posted on july 26, 2018 by f32dream reply posted in other stuff | leave a reply 8000 km cycling across the usa & canada posted on january 8, 2018 by f32dream reply sharon’s awesome summary of our crazy trip can be found here in the otago daily times . or read the ‘ daily encourage r ‘ article. photos from the trip can be viewed here . my video blog can be viewed at my you tube channel . more updates will arrive during the year. it is my hope to write the story in book form and to produce a photo album; both to be sold on amazon. posted in other stuff | leave a reply i love germany posted on february 27, 2017 by f32dream reply day 10 we awoke totally refreshed and enjoyed sailing through the heads and along klaipeda’s lagoon. the ship birthed a stone’s-throw from our home. it was a quick simple ride on familiar roads and bike paths. in all we cycled about 5km. all up on this trip we cycled 448km over mostly flat terrain. we encountered some lovely cycle-paths and some totally ugly trails. i really hated all those frowning furrowed faces that looked so nastily at us and i really valued those few friendly fellows who gave their time. i cannot reconcile the people i met on this trip with my lovely german friends who i have met abroad over the years. it seems to me as if these two groups come from different planets. i have no intention of returning to germany ever again. nice enough place, clean enough place, but way too perfect and way too grumpy for me. anyhow, our holiday was not over. shortly after getting home we dashed across the lagoon and drove, bikes in tow, to the coastal town of pervalka. here we stayed in the lovely lagoon-side guest-house of vila baldininkas and enjoyed the warm hospitality of our hosts. i was quite excited, because the guest-house was hosting a žygis. a žygis is kind of like a vintage car rally for bicycles. my plan was to cycle the 50km of independent sealed seaside cycle-paths up to the ferry and the start of the žygis, then ride back to the guest-house with the rally. on the cycle north i rounded a corner and entered a long straight. i was doing about 30kph, when i saw a woman on a bicycle about 500 metres away. i noticed her bike wobble a little, so immediately placed my hands on my brakes and started riding defensively. everything was fine, she kept to her right and i kept to mine, at the last minute for no explainable reason, she turned hard left directly into my path. i hit the brakes and started heading towards the trees. i clipped the edge of her front wheel, catapulting me over my handlebars. the last thing i remember was hearing and feeling my peddles unclip and being impressed by this technology. i woke up lying on the edge of the cycle-path, to the sound of a woman with blooded knees walking towards me screeching, “oh my god, oh my god, what have i done?” indeed, what had she done? well for one, she had broken my collarbone. she had also sentenced me to a corrupt hospital system where we were to discover our medical insurance company was equally as corrupt. she has caused us much personal expense and much emotional stress, but hey it wasn’t all bad: other than a little scratch, my bike was not damaged at all. i cannot help but thinking, this would not have happened in germany. germans can ride bicycles and they can ride them in horrifically straight lines. they get to the right as soon as they see you coming and leave you feeling safe. to the best of my knowledge, german hospitals are efficient and not corrupt. i would expect that if a german medical insurance company emails me and says, ‘all your return hospital visits are covered’ that this would mean when we submit the bills, they will actually pay the money. this was not the case in lithuania or at least not until we kicked up a significant stink. so my conclusion, you deep furrowed germans, is that you are not as bad as i make you out to be and if ever i need rigid efficiency and the expectation that the person coming towards me will actually cycle in a straight line, then i want to be on your shores. if i am in a car crash, then i want to be in your cars, if i need to go to hospital then i want to be in your hospitals. however if i want to go on holiday and relax in imperfection, then i will go to italy. addio germania. introduction day 1 – setting sail day 2 – training, part 1 day 2 – training, part 2 day 3 – new expectations, part 1 day 3 – new expectations, part 2 day 4 – cobbles, part 1 day 4 – cobbles, part 2 day 5 – each other, part 1 day 5 – each other, part 2 day 6 – a sprocket of a day, part 1 day 6 – a sprocket of a day, part 2 day 7 – bonking, part 1 day 7 – bonking, part 2 day 7 – bonking, part 3 day 8 – time keeping day 9 – homeward day 10 – i love germany posted in peddling the dirt | leave a reply homeward posted on february 27, 2017 by f32dream reply day 9 we awoke in a damp tent to be greeted by a warm cloudy morning and relatively scuzzy showers. our ferry wasn’t until four o’clock in the afternoon, so in theory we had all the time in the world to get there. we had breakfast, dried the tent a little and went for a wee walk through the long-stay caravans and along the harbour shore. it wasn’t the nicest of all places so we headed on out. after only a few kilometres we stopped by the beach outside the strand hotel seeblick and purchased a very good coffee. we shared the september sun and our sandy shore terrace with a woman who was friendly and quite content to share her drink with her book. we were still trying to wake up and were in that end-of-holiday state of mind of trying to maximise every experience. we milked that coffee for every ounce of experience and every minute of peaceful, restful time it gave us. the holiday season was over and the cafe staff seemed content to just let us sit there comforting our books and making the cafe look busy. eventually and reluctantly we picked ourselves up and cruised in to the ferry terminal. we were quite early. bearing the scorn of many, i unpacked our tent and threw it over a couple of chairs and gave it a good airing. the dfds ferry terminal and especially the toilets had the distinct stink of lithuania. though i hadn’t missed the smell, coupled with the sound of russian and lithuanian, was making me ready for home. our instructions for boarding were to cycle the last 800 or so metres right behind the bus. this was a fun but exhaust-filled experience. i could see the bus driver keeping an eye on us in his rearview mirror and at the same time testing what speed we could get up to. as we left the rear of the bus we came under lithuanian control. immediately a young man popped out of nowhere and flagged us on to the ferry. i always get a thrill from riding on to a ferry. amongst the exhaust fumes and clatter of trucks we endeavoured the arduous task of peeling our panniers off our peddle-bikes. i always get slightly anxious ridden during this stage of boarding. i was in the process of throwing those heavy saddlebags over my shoulders when a lithuanian voice hued from the bowels of the boat. it said, “you can leave your bags in the locker.” we wanted to air all our damp stuff in our cabin, so i replied, “i want to take them up to my cabin”. the male face behind the lithuanian voice smiled (i might be romanticising that part) and answered, “whatever you want”. oh i was so happy, i was being allowed to think for myself again; i had to fight the temptation not to run up to the non-scowling man and hug him. anyhow we lumbered our stuff up to our cabin. turned all of our bags upside down, unpacked damp sleeping bags, tent and dirty washing and threw them across

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