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Landkreis Starnberg

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    • Day 1

      Gepäck-Schlacht

      August 7, 2023 in Germany ⋅ ⛅ 13 °C

      Für eine Fahrradreisen zu packen ist umfangreich. Wenn vor der Fahrradreise noch 3 Tage Fahrt im Camper und 6 Tage Festival bevorstehen wird das Packsystem komplett herausgefordert. Und obwohl auch in Bobby "unser Camper" alles schön säuberlich verstaut ist, war das Wetter am Abend so kalt, dass ich mein Odlo bereits aus dem Fahrrad Gepäck raus suchte. Aber die Reise bis nähe München ist neben starkem Hagel und Regen super verlaufen, wir haben die Festivalplaylist bereits eingeläutet und freuen uns schon auf die bevorstehenden Tagen. An einem flauschigen Abstellplatz haben wir Bobby platziert und freuen uns nun auf die erste Nacht im Camper.Read more

    • Day 16

      Von Österreich nach Deutschland

      July 5 in Germany ⋅ ☁️ 23 °C

      Nach dem Verwöhnprogramm im Hotel (Wellness, gutes Essen, tolles Zimmer umfangreiches Frühstück) geht's weiter. Im Mittelpunkt durch Bayern standen die vielen Seeen Chimsee, Simssee, Starnbergersee, Ammersee. Am letzteren stehen wir in dieser Nacht. Ein Halt in Rosenheim lud uns zum schlendern und Glace🍨 essen ein. Wetter Heute wurde noch recht gut 😊Read more

    • Day 5

      Tutzing!

      July 18 in Germany ⋅ ⛅ 27 °C

      Yesterday was the perfect day for our trip to Tutzing 🌞

      We explored around the lake area, stopping for our picnic lunch along the way to take in the stunning views. In the afternoon we met up with Daniela, her Mum and her son Leon at the Südbad. It was the perfect spot to soak up the sun and go swimming. We really loved seeing Daniela’s home town and catching up together!Read more

    • Day 11

      Starnberger See (Lake)

      September 14, 2019 in Germany ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C

      After leaving Zugspitze, we headed back to Munich, but stopped on the way to meet Anke’s son Max, who was competing in a sailing regatta on Starnberger See, the lake that Anke and her family live by. On the first day of competition, Max and his partner Leo finished 15th and 11th, with the result of the third race not known yet. Max will be back tomorrow to compete in the second day. We also briefly stopped at Anke’s house in Starnberg for some drinks and nibbles, as Anna had had enough of listening to English being spoken all day. Anna has just started learning English, so it was a little overwhelming for her. Having said that, she does understand you if you speak slowly 1:1, and did quite well.

      While we were at Anke’s, she phoned her parents, so it was nice to speak to Fritz and Inca. Anke has a lovely home with views of the lake. Anke then kindly drove us back to our apartment in Munich. It was 8.30 by the time we got back, so we just grabbed a couple of slices of pizza from one of the Turkish restaurants near our apartment, as we were not that hungry after our lovely lunch.
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    • Day 1

      Pähl am Ammersee

      July 23 in Germany ⋅ ☀️ 25 °C

      Pepi musste mal wieder bewegt werden, also sind wir für 2 Tage an den Ammersee gefahren. Stehen hier auf einem Bauerhof mit Weitblick.
      Spaziergang an den See mit Rast im Froschgartl.
      Abends gab's wie immer am ersten Campingabend Chili con carne...Read more

    • Day 2

      Kultur, Radfahren, Freundin treffen

      July 24 in Germany ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C

      Heute Nacht haben wir dazugelernt... 🙄Wir wissen jetzt, dass man bei starkem Regen die Seitenfenster besser schließt!🤷‍♀️ Es wird sonst feucht......😅 Torsten ist dann auch noch hochgestreckt, hat im Halbschlaf das Verdunklungsrollo aus den Schienen gedrückt und wir konnten das Fenster nicht mehr schließen. Eine halbe Stunde später hatten wir Alles repariert und konnten um halb 2 weiterschlafen. Prinzessin hat davon nix mitbekommen 🤭.

      Jetzt haben wir gemütlich gefrühstückt, Prinzessin schläft im Gang und gegen Mittag starten wir eine kleine Radtour.
      Unsere Tour war 30km lang und d führte vom Stellplatz zum Kloster Andechs. Von dort ging es weiter zum Schloss Seefeld das leider geschlossen war. Im Ort Seefeld haben wir uns mit unserer lieben Freundin Elfie aus Kaufbeuren getroffen und einen sehr netten Nachmittag verbracht. Dann ging es entlang am Pilsensee, über Herrsching und am Ammersee vorbei zurück zum Stellplatz.
      Jetzt genießen wir die Abendsonne.
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    • Day 21

      Mette og Julian

      August 16 in Germany ⋅ ☁️ 26 °C

      Så er vi ankommet til Pöcking syd for München, for at besøge Mette og Julian, og se deres hus.
      Skøn modtagelse som altid, og det lækreste grillmad. Dejlige mennesker, som vi er så heldige at have et par dage sammen med❤️Read more

    • Day 3

      Aufden Spuren von Sissi👸

      July 25 in Germany ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C

      Bevor wir wieder Heimfahren, haben wir einen Abstecher nach Possenhofen gemacht. Das Schloss sieht man nur von außen, die Parkanlage ist riesig, frei zugänglich und bietet unzählige Badestellen. Sehr, sehr schön hier!

      Kurz vor Mittenwald gibt's noch ein Päuschen mit Jäuschen und dann geht's die letzten Kilometer heim.
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    • Day 56

      Munich - Hike day.

      December 8, 2022 in Germany ⋅ ⛅ 0 °C

      Getting up was the worst hahah.

      Took some time deciding what we were going to bring. I’ve got extra layers and a snickers bar. Important.

      Train came In 30 mins and they don’t run that often and as this is such a stupidly long walk, running out of daylight needs to be considered so I was keen to make that one.

      We picked up the pace. Having caught an S train yesterday we at least knew what to do today to save some time. S6 to get there S8 to get home.

      We had to pick a time today when buying the ticket so selected the train in 15 mins, the option after that was a train in an hour.
      A train going to where we needed came in 4 minutes. This train is not one of the selectable options… but we got on it.
      Had my argument ready for ticket people if they said anything.
      Our tickets weren’t checked anyway so all is well.
      Got off at Starnberg.
      Prioritized food as needed fuel for the day.
      Also found an ATM to get out cash out in case the monastery we are walking to doesn’t take card.
      Have discovered later that the ATM itself has a $8.50 fee 🙃
      And then the $1.50 from wise cause we have gone over our ATM withdrawal allowance.
      So that was a touch expensive. I’m not overly mad though cause once I figured out why my transaction didn’t match the amount I got out - I would much prefer the reason be fees rather than someone else stole our card details again lol.

      Got kebabs and they were terrific.

      And on we walked.
      Will on map duty bless him.
      Started in a town.

      Started walking though grass fields with people walking dogs and stayed close to a field.
      Started to follow a beautiful stream, everything crisp and moss covered. Beautiful.

      Then all of a sudden Wills phone starts making some loud, unknown alarm sound.
      Pulled out his phone and in quick succession we received several “emergency alarm”messages.
      All in German obviously, but that made it scary.

      I immediately went to omg, what if it’s Putin related.
      Will though natural disaster related.

      Bless the copy/paste feature.
      I photographed Wills screen, he hotspotted me and I translated it to say NO DANGER TODAY.

      Then why are you messaging me with your NEE NAWW🙃🙃🙃

      Felt much more relaxed after we translated haha.

      Walk walk walk then through a town for a little bit before we reached farmland.
      And in the distance we see this thing.
      Wills comments:
      “Is that a cat or a dog?”
      “…is that a bobcat?”

      No. Just a regular cat who was the biggest loaf of bread.
      He came over for pats.
      He wasn’t as ginormous up close but I think he blended with the grass colour to look double the size.

      Kept walking and this little dog was so happy and sped past us to chase the cat. 😂😂
      He chased it for a long while too until his owner called him. He didn’t recall to his name but did hesitate which gave fat cat time to gain some distance. Haha

      Lots of horses and rolling fields. 💕

      A horny boy horse was annoying a girl horse. We could here her warnings and then she kicked him. 😆.
      Walked past some either llamas or alpacas but 90% sure alpacas.
      Saw a red squirrel too.

      This walk had everything honestly. All different terrain and wildlife haha.

      Came to a near frozen lake. Just the edges not quite solid yet.

      The forest parts where my favourite.
      Will did a sneaky wee because he has a convenient, transportable utensil.
      I needed to go too but too many runners/dog walkers I had to wait for a better time.

      The sun came out for a bit which was lovely but glad it didn’t beat down on us because we would have overheated.

      Lots of what we think are mole hills.

      Walk walk walk.
      Another little town. The whole town spelt like cow but no cows?

      Found a good section with some coverage for my bush wee.
      This section of wood had little red riding hood vibes.
      I don’t know what animals Germany has but very glad all animals are hibernating. Not in the mood to be eaten by a bear today. 😅

      The direction signs were frustrating.
      They changed a lot.
      And did not go down despite walking an hour.
      8km to go
      8.7km to go
      7.9km to go
      8.1km to go.
      What.

      To get to the monastery it is 15km on one map but I think our route was about 20km because we went scenic route.
      More fields 💕
      Finally could see the monastery in the distance.

      Golly. It took its time getting closer to us. Walk walk walk and still just as far away.

      The stations of the cross where positioned the last 800m or so as we walked towards it.

      Will chose this activity (and has done a bang up job) because he learnt the monks make their own beer 🍻
      So, we went into the tavern which was a hot mess just like the hofbrauhaus but he managed to get a beer and really enjoyed it. Just the one though as we still had the final 5km of the journey.
      First popped into the church - stunning! Even Will took photos which is how you tell if something is good or not.
      We decided not to eat at the tavern because we didn’t know what to do or how to do it …
      So we ate my snickers bar and carried on.

      Sitting was bad. My knee had cooled and was gone. 💀
      Hobbled down the hill but if I can do it for 2 x 25 km days for Everest I can do it for a pissy 5km.
      This side not as nice but still lovely.
      I considered doing this route there and back but glad we picked the long route as it had the better stuff for sure.
      Walked through another town with the most lovely cottage.
      Stone and wood, flower pots and a smoking chimney.
      Something out of a children book.

      Walk walk walk. More towns to the station.
      50 minute ride back.
      Our stop this morning was zone 2, this was zone 3. Wasn’t sure so didn’t buy a zone day ticket but glad they are different cause otherwise it would have been wasteful like yesterday not getting a day ticket hah.
      Body is sore.
      Wills ankles are killing him. I at least have hiking shoes. He has dead Adidas shoes due for a trip to the bin.

      We had to go immediately home to shower and rest for a bit. Couldn’t walk no more hahaha
      Pitch black but only 4:30.
      My toes has been hurting half the day. Pleased to see blood through my sock and between my toes. Not in my head lol.
      Markets too far away even if its the cheaper option. We just can’t. 😂
      We have found an American diner 300m away.
      Sitting at the bar writing this.
      Keen for bed omg.
      At least checkout tomorrow is 12.
      My job for the train tomorrow is to draft a passive aggressive email to Zurich Ibis demanding our money back now it’s been 5 business days.
      Joy.
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    • Day 3

      Kloster Andechs ⛪

      April 9, 2023 in Germany ⋅ ⛅ 9 °C

      Unseren letzten Abend haben wir uns für das Kloster Andechs freigehalten. Bereits vor einigen Jahren waren wir kurz hier und die Stimmung blieb uns in Erinnerung. Da wir damals weiter mussten gab es kein Bier für uns. Dieses Mal ist es anders, wir haben ein Hotel im Dorf gebucht. Das Kloster ist eines der wenigen noch unabhängigen Klosterbrauereien in Deutschland 🇩🇪. Das Ambiente ist wirklich typisch bayrisch. Es fliesst Bier 🍺 in Strömen, vorzugsweise im Mass, die Gäste tragen teilweise Tracht 🥾 und das Essen mit Bretzel 🥨, Schweinehaxe 🐷, Würsten 🌭 und Braten mit Kartoffelsalat 🥔 ist typisch und regional. Wir bliben bis Schankschluss, danach ging es ins hübsche Hotel zur Post garni. Dieses ist übrigens auch empfehlenswert und allerliebst eingerichtet 🥰. Nach dem reichhaltigen Frühstück 🥐 am Morgen ging es dann nach Hause 🏡.Read more

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