Our last day, we need to get back to work. There is only one way to start that day: all english! \ud83d\ude42 To be honest, my mates start their last day with scrambled eggs and salmon.<\/p>\n
The day starts a bit misty, have a look at the view outside my window.<\/p>\n
After a ride on major roads towards London we reach Stonehenge and take a visit. Worthwhile the time spent! The audio guide is VERY detailed, so we abandon it pretty quickly.<\/p>\n
After that we split up by destination, I am going to the tunnel with 2 of the guys. On the way we got caught by a traffic jam (due to an accident), and my bike overheats (pretty warm, stop & go). To avoid problems I pass the others, press myself in the queue at the very last moment and continue for a few miles to a service where I take a cooling break. The others pass me so we only meet at the tunnel terminal. Ok, we could have done better.<\/p>\n
After the passage in the train we continue in dense traffic, thanks to a lot of Belgians that shared our idea to use the good weather for a short trip. After Brussels traffic clears up, and a minute to midnight we are back in Winterspelt. The fireplace is a very welcome thing, the air is ******* cold!<\/p>\n
Next morning after (German) breakfast we start for the last leg, Heribert back to R\u00fcsselsheim, and me back to my place in Weil.<\/p>\n
Sunday: 865km, 12h; Monday: 390km, 4h30<\/p>\n
After all, we traveled 3514km according to my GPS (plus 100 in the tunnel). I spent 106\u20ac on the train, 345\u20ac on fuel, and 580\u20ac on hotel and food. It was definitely worthwhile the effort and money!<\/p>\n
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