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I've been working on a trip to Eastern Europe for a couple of years now but due to a pregnant daughter and some illnesses we never got around to it. This year might be different as we do not expect more grandchildren to pop up. So we've reserved 4 weeks of holiday and this is what we want to do:

Starting in Holland through Germany, Czech Republic, a bit of Poland, Slowakia, Ukrain, Moldavia, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, North-Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia, Kroatia, Slovenia, Italie, Austria back home via Germany.

Should take a little less then 10.000 km's.
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The trip can also be seen in MyRouteApp where I have the trip as tracks available (without the first and last part from/to my home address.)
https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/fol...3142?mode=share

How can you do that without Italy ?

Ged

I think he does just north of Trieste

Is Holland?

Ged

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How can you do that without Italy ?

Ged

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Zitat von TenCats im Beitrag #7

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How can you do that without Italy ?

Ged

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Italy is in, I just wrote it in Dutch (Italie)

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Zitat von boxter im Beitrag #5
Is Holland?

Ged


most people start their journey from where they live...





I totally agree, but the debate is, does the country you leave form part of tour?, its going to ruin peoples south coast tours

Ged

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I've been working on a trip to Eastern Europe for a couple of years now but due to a pregnant daughter and some illnesses we never got around to it. This year might be different as we do not expect more grandchildren to pop up. So we've reserved 4 weeks of holiday and this is what we want to do:

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The only thing we can do, is simply wait and see how this will develop.

And looking at alternatives. I was also thinking about Spain for august/september but maybe we're better off in Norway? Or Scotland?

In the meantime I've cancelled a
4 day trip to Sauerland
3 day trip to Sauerland
4 day trip to the Eifel
another 4 day trip to the Eifel
and a 6 day trip to France
all for May, June and July, simply to avoid any payments in advance.

I'm not getting anywhere....

I have to ask, what is the appeal of the Sauerland?

It's a nice part of Germany for sure but 4 days worth?
Please enlighten me

It's all about the environment, the people, hospitallity, the beer and even the food. We simply like the area. Good riding as well, next to a bit of hiking and geocaching.
It probably helps that I speak the language as well.

And it takes me almost 3/4 of a day to get there (and back) so it's in fact less then 4 days.