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The Romantic Road: Cycling Across Bavaria
06.06.2023 - 18:27 / theanxiousgardener.com
Can you believe it’s been over six years since Jim and I cycled along the Rhine from Mainz to Cologne? Why, we were practically children.
On that occasion it was the sheer number and variety of castles that stick in my mind.
And on the cycling holiday before that, it is the vast, resinous pine forests of the Spreewald that I particularly remember.
But from last July – when we cycled 220 miles from Rothenburg ob der Tauber to Füssen along Bavaria’s Romantic Road – it is the wildflowers that stand out.
A rich vibrancy of colour and form;
whether cornflowers in silken barley;
wheat fields speckled with summer poppies;
or dew drenched alpine meadows with orchids.
The flowers that lined our route were astonishing in their beauty and diversity.
The call of cuckoos and the drone of insects was a near constant too
– as was regularly swallowing or inhaling a fly or two as we hurtled along.
We were in Germany for almost a month last summer, travelling about by train and visiting a list of German towns as long as your arm… and mine: Berlin, Leipzig, Ochsenfurt, Munich, Nuremberg, Potsdam. And, in addition, we stayed in a further eight towns on the Romantic Road cycle route – battling both to reach them by push bike and then pronounce them: #deepbreath Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Dinkelsbühl, Nördlingen, Donauwörth, Augsburg, Landsberg am Lech, Schongau and Füssen.
As always on these holidays, we followed a fantastically well-signposted route,
using a supplied-with-our-bikes route guide
on solid reliable bikes. In eight days of cycling we didn’t get a puncture nor a breakdown and apart from an absolute soaking on arrival in the town of Augsburg, we had almost non-stop sunshine too.
So, that was nice.
We took our time, sometimes getting lost,
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