Most southern point of Germany

Starting later without pressure because I would get wet anyway I walked alongside the mountain as before. This time instead of going down into Austria I followed the border until I reached the most southern point of Germany, the Haldenwanger Eck or Grenzstein 147. There I had a break for breakfast at 10 am and continued into the Rappenalp valley following the NST again. After a while the clouds started to fill the valley and it started to rain. I had a short stop under a roof while the heaviest rain came down and then continued walking out of the valley.

Once I got to Oberstdorf I tried to meet my parents and cousins, who wanted to pick me up, but the one road where I waited had signs to not enter from one side even though cars were coming from both sides. A bus that had the permission for this road and another car driving sneaky behind entered the road so my father decided to follow them and a minute later the bus passed me. We went back to the apartment and my parents cooked dinner while I tried to clean myself as exhausted as I was. After dinner my cousins and I played some card games, where I luckily drew the fitting cards most of the time.Read more