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<\/a><\/p>\nPacking was quite fast, as we decided not to cook something but go into a bar or so. First time that I did made it in less than 45min, but especially because the tent wasn’t wet(thnx to the breeze during the night)<\/p>\n
The start was as well meaning: more than 150m of climbing…. within a very rural village, where pigs are living quite free with other animals. <\/p>\n
Today was the first time I saw people caring about their village and cleaning the street. When I saw the two women, I could not resist and gave them a big thank you and two Euros because it made me really happy. <\/p>\n
Arriving at the top of the hill, which is in fact a big dune from the Danube. The view of the Danube and Romania:<\/p>\n In memoria Krushov?<\/p>\n Just before joining Romania: And here the same view: industry (power plants, in the back may be coal cheminee) not working… ..and\/or in poor condition: There was. I signed for bicycles.. \ud83d\ude09 And a hot tube! (With some imagination 😁🌻) \u200b\u200b\u200b<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>
\nThe view in direction of the inland of Bulgaria:<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
\nSometimes, multiple trucks and other machines are on the field and street to scavenge the grains<\/a>
\nAnd sometimes, Nature is stronger than the streets. But that doesn’t matter much here. <\/a>
\nSome villages have memorials with war weapon like artillery or:<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
\nHerr niceto be seen: the Danube having brought the sand or limestone dune:<\/a>
\nDid we cycle to far? No, there wasn’t a lake… \ud83d\ude09<\/a>
\nOnly th bridge has pavement, the rest was Beton with holes :-l<\/a>
\nAnd then a village where people are creative and like plants: putting to trees togehter and nice flowers<\/a>
\nThe vegetation changed from dry brown to living green, even we were less closer to the Danube than where the grasses where dry brown<\/a>
\nD\u00e9tour en France??<\/a>
\nVacation in the Mediterranean?<\/a>
\nA quite common view in most villages:<\/a>
\nAnd after some another climbing: the view over the Danube and its sand deposit:<\/a>
\nAnother kind of cemetery: that time not black tombstone and not very “clean”:<\/a>
\nWhen we saw industry in Bulgaria, it was seldom working or looking like to work. It was (or is?) a paper fabrication plant:<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
\nThe ferry and its not really European precision. Or isn’t there a regulation how the Metall pieces must be placed? 😜<\/a>
\nThe first time I could fell\/see how a ferry is loaded with trucks: it must be step by step to avoid the boat to tilt to much. The trucks where in the end to much in the front, so the front loading panel was touching the water. During the crossing, the trucks had to go back about 5m so the panel was about 50cm over the water. Now I’m less woundering that accident can happen!<\/a>
\nWe had to pay 3 Euros for the ferry…and when arriving in Romania, again one Euro… and we are in the E.U.? Strange…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
\nAnd you arriving to one of the first fountain since quite long:<\/a>
\nA hotel room:<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n