Clinton, one more question ... your profile says you're in London. So why take the ferry from Hull ?
I like the Harwich night crossing, despite it being a bit expensive. I got the bikers' discount last summer , which made it more bearable.
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good spot sherlock ..viserting folks up north (sister) before i go on tour .caecilius wrote:Clinton, one more question ... your profile says you're in London. So why take the ferry from Hull ?
I like the Harwich night crossing, despite it being a bit expensive. I got the bikers' discount last summer , which made it more bearable.


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OK. That makes sense. I'm in Maidenhead, so also a Southerner. Never been to Hull. That looks like a long crossing.
The removal of the ferry to Hamburg annoyed me. I'd like to use that route.
The removal of the ferry to Hamburg annoyed me. I'd like to use that route.
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my work and home are not the same . but it is a post about a tour to burchestgaden want to join me let me know.
i was not aware i would get the spanish inqsition

i was not aware i would get the spanish inqsition


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thanksMeldrew wrote:As thy say... "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!" I don't want to join you as I frequently go touring in Germany myself, that place you started the topic about isn't called berchestgaden, or even burchestgaden, it's Berchtesgaden.


seriously i did not mean any offence i just dont see the rilivance of were i eat sleep work ect .
its just a tour to burchesstgadeen



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on second thoughts we probably would get on wellMeldrew wrote:You haven't mate, and I'm a miserable old git and thick skinned.



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Hi Clinton,
You've got a Swing....that's OK with me. Had one myself and loved it but upped it for a bit more power in the end.
Like the idea of your Germany tour but not too sure if i can fit it in next year. I'll keep watching this thread and see what happens here at home.
BTW don't get too worried about the criticism, we have all suffered one way or another
You've got a Swing....that's OK with me. Had one myself and loved it but upped it for a bit more power in the end.
Like the idea of your Germany tour but not too sure if i can fit it in next year. I'll keep watching this thread and see what happens here at home.
BTW don't get too worried about the criticism, we have all suffered one way or another

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caecilius wrote:It sounds as if you a bit of a German fan. I need to get a bit further south on my bike trips. I am most at home around the Mosel area and Rhine valley. Cochem is a mecca for bikers in the summer and the whole valley is great for relaxed cruising. If you know Aachen I guess you have stopped off in Monschau, another scenic little town.
That's me in the hi-viz on my last trip with the German Beverly gang.
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i do like germany it is clean (well the rural bits are ) it is well organized and has good roads .. wots not to like .

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What's not to like .... well, I do get annoyed when I have to pay 50c to use a public toilet. Even in restaurants or department stores they usually have a scowling lady who wants some coins thrown onto her saucer before you can leave the loo area.
I like their country roads which invariably have no hedges, so you can see a lot more of the countryside. That's a definite plus for me.
I like their country roads which invariably have no hedges, so you can see a lot more of the countryside. That's a definite plus for me.
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ja turnen in zu adose tomato debaitefcaecilius wrote:What's not to like .... well, I do get annoyed when I have to pay 50c to use a public toilet. Even in restaurants or department stores they usually have a scowling lady who wants some coins thrown onto her saucer before you can leave the loo area.
I like their country roads which invariably have no hedges, so you can see a lot more of the countryside. That's a definite plus for me.
.i personaly don,t mind 40p for the use of a clean toilet
i plan to use hotels and will have free toilets there , well included in the price .
so now back on tipic ..
