Bicycle Touring: Lorick, Germany, to Arnhem, Netherlands
Life after sepsis and back to bicycle touring, my latest update: cycling, Lorick, Germany, to Arnhem, in the Netherlands. 76 Miles. I had an annoying start to the day. In fact, the whole day has been rather annoying!
Initially, the day started off really well. I got up and found that the tent was more or less dry! No having to pack it away wet for a change. Unfortunately, while I was having breakfast, it started to rain! Only for a short while, but enough to get the tent damp, never mind, same old, same old!

About an hour into my ride today, the wind got up, and it started to rain and has been doing so on and off all day. In fact, it’s been pretty chilly! The weather’s been so bad I only took a couple of photos, and they’re not exactly brilliant!

Life After Sepsis: Eurovelo Bicycle Tour Information
- Photos: See my photos on Flickr
- The route: My route across Europe
- Videos: Check out my YouTube videos
- Tour page: Ride overview
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Hey Don Quixote, you-re in Holland. Unbuckle your Lance (crutch) Windmills! Charge! After 73 miles, you deserve a break. My friends can’t believe your coverage. Nor can I. You’re not doing a Donald Crowhurst are you.
Nor can I!
I did take on a lot of water yesterday, but not enough to sink me! Much better day today.