Technical Problem II
Our laptop is risen again a short time and we could upload the video now in the library of Ivalo. We did not even download the route from the laptop.
We hope to be back writing a new blog.
love Grüsse
Meli und Raphi auf dem Weg zum Nordkapp
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
What To Say For An Aa Anniversary
10th Report: Estonia - Finland
Wir sitzen auf der Terrasse des Mökkis der Grosseltern von Kaisa, Tobis Freundin. Unser Tageswerk, neun Fische befinden sich in der Räucherkammer und wir nutzen die Zeit bis die Sauna heiss ist, für einen Blog.
Wir hatten also noch zwei Tage in Estland bis die Fähre uns nach Finnland bringen sollte und wir entschieden uns in den Westen von Estland ans Meer zu fahren, nach Happsalu. Die Fahrt dorthin verlief leider nicht ganz Problemlos. Plötzlich knallte etwas in unsere Windschutzscheibe und Raphi sass mit Glassplitter übersät am Steuer. Ein Lastwagen, der uns entgegen kam, hatte wohl einen Stone kicked up, which our windscreen smashed. After a quick cleaning stop we drove cautiously and asked in the next Peugeot retail outlet, according to a new disk. But the thought: "One Week", which was definitely too long, our ferry departed but already in two days. further in the next garage, 100 meters, then they were helpful and clarified over the phone on how long it takes until they get a new washer and behold, we got an appointment for the next morning at 11.00 clock.
I cracked disc, we drove to the sea and visited Happsalu. Es war sehr windig und wir beschlossen das Meer erst für die "Dusche" am Morgen zu geniessen. Dafür spazierten wir durch ein altes, halb zerfallenes Hafengelände und durch das Dörfchen. Natürlich durfte der Besuch der Burgruine nicht fehlen. Aber eigentlich liessen wir in erste Linie nur die Zeit verstreichen, bis unsere Fähre ging.
Das Einsetzen der Windschutzscheibe verlief sehr speditiv und dauerte nur eine Stunde. Wir nutzten die Zeit für einen Great shopping, as we now indeed the "expensive" north is imminent. The repair of the windshield cost us just CHF 150 and the love Mech helped us even collected vignettes of the old windshield to pick out. Now you stick to the new windshield and we could keep our "souvenirs".
On the way back to Tallinn takes us on the Tomtom. We wanted to Padise a ruined monastery to visit. But by far and we could see nothing but the ladies voice in the unit said: "Their goal is to the right!" The second attempt worked and then we climbed around in the well-preserved ruins of the monastery Padise. The ruins were not restored, it is easy to get. There are some Wooden stairs on the climb you can. The whole not quite sure Suva-compliant, but more exciting and impressive.
not far from Tallinn we stayed on a long sandy beach and enjoyed a recent Latvian sunset. The next morning we gave a Lucerne couple our mobile home guide to the Baltic States and Meli Häcktätschli cooked for sandwiches for the trip to Finland. Already at 15.00 clock, an hour early, we were standing in the line of cars for the ferry. It was but go forward and after a short wait our Büssli went into the belly of the ferry. We managed to get hold on the sun deck, two chairs and waited for the departure.
The trip took 3.5 hours. We had opted for the slowest variant. had disappeared after the banks of Estonia, we looked to the lower deck. There it was, above all gaming machines, bars and a restaurant with live music. Of course I did not miss the duty-free shop. So we were back on the sun deck to eat our sandwiches, already came the first island in the Finnish archipelago in sight. Nevertheless, the trip took at least an hour and we took the time to connect with Norbert and Frank take contact via SMS. They were also on holiday in Finland and by accident just near Helsinki. They visited old friends of Frank, and for some days in their rather small hut on an island 50 km outside of Helsinki. We were also invited by Mirja and Juha on the island. we could sleep in the car park at the jetty and were the next morning by Norbert and Juha picked up by boat.
We enjoyed two first Finnish daily on the island. Meli was allowed to enjoy the first Finnish sauna wood and all their skepticism was gone. We paddled in canoes across the island landscape wandered about the island and enjoyed the swim. The whole thing was like a vacation during the holidays. When women talk in the sauna Mirja Meli suggested that we need not stay with them in the apartment for the time we want to stay in Helsinki. So we went on Sunday evening to Espoo, a suburb of Helsinki, where we moved in a block of Alvar Aalto our new home for two days.
For the first city visit, we met the next day with Stefi and Flöru, friends from Switzerland, which was also vacation in Finland. We wandered through the town, visited the Sibelius Monument, the harbor with beautiful old sailing ships and enjoyed in the hostel along with Pasquale, Philip and Stephen, who were traveling with Stefi and Flöru, sauna before their last night in Finland due in a Thai Restaurant celebrated.
The next day there was then again some sightseeing in Helsinki, before we in the early evening on the way to Turku went to Tobi. We were of him, and Kaisa Maria greeted with a salmon from the oven and allowed to up in the parking lot in front of the house our Büssli for the night. Since Tuesday was, we wanted to bingo. The pub was a bit crowded and there was much to tell and experience, we preferred a Aussenbeiz with its own beer.
The next day was Tobi us his new hometown. We visited, among other things, the library, which is set up beautifully. Invites you to relax properly. You can various daily newspapers , Go read the Internet for free, and of course browse through the books. After visiting the Evangelical-Lutheran cathedral, we bought a fondue supper. Since Tobi and Kaisa was in the apartment a little bit of space for seven people, we moved the whole of Tommy, a colleague of Tobi. This offered us the same, come the next day with the VW garage to help with any language problems, because our Büssli had for a service over there.
Since Tobi had the opportunity to work in a bar to the sample, we postponed our trip to the rather small hut on Sunday. In the meantime, we enjoyed Turku. Bought a new camera, among other things, as our old dust on the Sensor had biked to the beach on the island Ruissalo, enjoyed a DVD evening (while Tobi is working as first time) and liked it not even be on the road. In Turku, a package from Switzerland was ready for us. Peter gave us a logo with our blog address sent to the Büssli and Tobi are designed more "business cards" with the address to give to interested people.
went on Sunday afternoon, then go towards Tampere and more according to Talviainen Mökki of Kaisa grandparents. That alone is rather small hut on a lake. A rather small hut, which is mostly not just a holiday home. It usually has several cottages. The Mökki of Kaisa grandparents consists of several houses. It has two shop houses, multiple houses with sleeping facilities, two bars, a covered dining area, an outdoor fireplace with the opportunity to fish smoking and of course a sauna. To which it has a number of utensils to catch fish. By rowing boat, we set out shortly after arriving two traps.
Mökki We enjoyed the fullest. Slept in and tried us with fish. Yesterday we had our first success by Angel. We moved two small fish from the lake. Proud we roasted the fish for dinner. The traps were empty yet, so we decided our Neglected corn as bait to place in them. The next day we were eaten by the fish course, whole, with the fish traps were baited in the morning with the first results. We let the little fish in there as bait. In the afternoon we fished by six smaller fish and fishing Tobi as the traps were controlled, but there actually three large fish in it. Ok, a real fisherman would perhaps this again released, but we were satisfied and smoke now our success. But of course we took care not only about our physical well-being, of course we kissed us each evening with an extensive sauna.
Addendum:
was in Mökki's of course, no Internet and we upload the blog in Kuopio, a city in the midst of the many lakes in Finland.
After we had passed by Tobi in Tampere, we were suddenly alone. And suddenly we had to get back to our trip, take care of the next round and the sleeper search. Kind of weird after such a good time with many friends.
The sleeper search, we had not forgotten. On the way to the Northeast to Kuopio Jyväskylä just before we found on a small island with a public beach parking lot. The only thing we in this Evening missing was the sauna.
In Jyväskylä, the birthplace of Alvar Aalto, we visited his museum. Meli has found their desired future living room chairs.
led the way to Kuopio by pine and birch forests. Again and again blue water of the lakes flashed through the tree trunks and invited for a swim. But since it's become noticeably cooler, we do not, for it enjoyed in Kuopio in the largest smoke sauna in the world die heissen Temperaturen umso mehr. In der Rauchsauna wird 24 Stunden zuvor ein offenes Feuer gemacht, welches Steine erhitzt. In der Rauchsauna befindet sich im Gegensatz zu den gängigen Saunas kein Ofen in dem während dem Saunagang ein Feuer brennt.
Für die Nacht parkten wir 200 m unter dem Fernsehturm von Kuopio. Natürlich genossen wir vor dem Abendessen die herrliche Aussicht auf die Wälder- und Seenlandschaft.
Wir sitzen auf der Terrasse des Mökkis der Grosseltern von Kaisa, Tobis Freundin. Unser Tageswerk, neun Fische befinden sich in der Räucherkammer und wir nutzen die Zeit bis die Sauna heiss ist, für einen Blog.
Estland
Wir hatten also noch zwei Tage in Estland bis die Fähre uns nach Finnland bringen sollte und wir entschieden uns in den Westen von Estland ans Meer zu fahren, nach Happsalu. Die Fahrt dorthin verlief leider nicht ganz Problemlos. Plötzlich knallte etwas in unsere Windschutzscheibe und Raphi sass mit Glassplitter übersät am Steuer. Ein Lastwagen, der uns entgegen kam, hatte wohl einen Stone kicked up, which our windscreen smashed. After a quick cleaning stop we drove cautiously and asked in the next Peugeot retail outlet, according to a new disk. But the thought: "One Week", which was definitely too long, our ferry departed but already in two days. further in the next garage, 100 meters, then they were helpful and clarified over the phone on how long it takes until they get a new washer and behold, we got an appointment for the next morning at 11.00 clock.
the damage. The TomTom helps more ...
I cracked disc, we drove to the sea and visited Happsalu. Es war sehr windig und wir beschlossen das Meer erst für die "Dusche" am Morgen zu geniessen. Dafür spazierten wir durch ein altes, halb zerfallenes Hafengelände und durch das Dörfchen. Natürlich durfte der Besuch der Burgruine nicht fehlen. Aber eigentlich liessen wir in erste Linie nur die Zeit verstreichen, bis unsere Fähre ging.
Das verlassene Hafengelände - Die Burg von Happsalu.
Unser Schlafplatz direkt am Strand.
Das Einsetzen der Windschutzscheibe verlief sehr speditiv und dauerte nur eine Stunde. Wir nutzten die Zeit für einen Great shopping, as we now indeed the "expensive" north is imminent. The repair of the windshield cost us just CHF 150 and the love Mech helped us even collected vignettes of the old windshield to pick out. Now you stick to the new windshield and we could keep our "souvenirs".
On the way back to Tallinn takes us on the Tomtom. We wanted to Padise a ruined monastery to visit. But by far and we could see nothing but the ladies voice in the unit said: "Their goal is to the right!" The second attempt worked and then we climbed around in the well-preserved ruins of the monastery Padise. The ruins were not restored, it is easy to get. There are some Wooden stairs on the climb you can. The whole not quite sure Suva-compliant, but more exciting and impressive.
The monastery ruins - Raphi exploring.
not far from Tallinn we stayed on a long sandy beach and enjoyed a recent Latvian sunset. The next morning we gave a Lucerne couple our mobile home guide to the Baltic States and Meli Häcktätschli cooked for sandwiches for the trip to Finland. Already at 15.00 clock, an hour early, we were standing in the line of cars for the ferry. It was but go forward and after a short wait our Büssli went into the belly of the ferry. We managed to get hold on the sun deck, two chairs and waited for the departure.
in the queue in front of the ferry.
The trip took 3.5 hours. We had opted for the slowest variant. had disappeared after the banks of Estonia, we looked to the lower deck. There it was, above all gaming machines, bars and a restaurant with live music. Of course I did not miss the duty-free shop. So we were back on the sun deck to eat our sandwiches, already came the first island in the Finnish archipelago in sight. Nevertheless, the trip took at least an hour and we took the time to connect with Norbert and Frank take contact via SMS. They were also on holiday in Finland and by accident just near Helsinki. They visited old friends of Frank, and for some days in their rather small hut on an island 50 km outside of Helsinki. We were also invited by Mirja and Juha on the island. we could sleep in the car park at the jetty and were the next morning by Norbert and Juha picked up by boat.
Last impression of Tallinn - First Impressions of Helsinki.
We enjoyed two first Finnish daily on the island. Meli was allowed to enjoy the first Finnish sauna wood and all their skepticism was gone. We paddled in canoes across the island landscape wandered about the island and enjoyed the swim. The whole thing was like a vacation during the holidays. When women talk in the sauna Mirja Meli suggested that we need not stay with them in the apartment for the time we want to stay in Helsinki. So we went on Sunday evening to Espoo, a suburb of Helsinki, where we moved in a block of Alvar Aalto our new home for two days.
The Mökki on the island - the sauna is 50 m from the sea.
Back on canoe trip: this time in the Finnish archipelago - a group photo.
For the first city visit, we met the next day with Stefi and Flöru, friends from Switzerland, which was also vacation in Finland. We wandered through the town, visited the Sibelius Monument, the harbor with beautiful old sailing ships and enjoyed in the hostel along with Pasquale, Philip and Stephen, who were traveling with Stefi and Flöru, sauna before their last night in Finland due in a Thai Restaurant celebrated.
The Cathedral of Helsinki - In the cemetery.
Sibelius organ - Port of Helsinki.
youth style pillars at the station - in Helsinki is all written in Finnish and Swedish.
The apartment block in the Alvar Aalto Quatier.
The next day there was then again some sightseeing in Helsinki, before we in the early evening on the way to Turku went to Tobi. We were of him, and Kaisa Maria greeted with a salmon from the oven and allowed to up in the parking lot in front of the house our Büssli for the night. Since Tuesday was, we wanted to bingo. The pub was a bit crowded and there was much to tell and experience, we preferred a Aussenbeiz with its own beer.
The Cathedral of Tuku - By Tobi on the market.
lives on the second floor far right Tobi with Kaisa and Mary.
The next day was Tobi us his new hometown. We visited, among other things, the library, which is set up beautifully. Invites you to relax properly. You can various daily newspapers , Go read the Internet for free, and of course browse through the books. After visiting the Evangelical-Lutheran cathedral, we bought a fondue supper. Since Tobi and Kaisa was in the apartment a little bit of space for seven people, we moved the whole of Tommy, a colleague of Tobi. This offered us the same, come the next day with the VW garage to help with any language problems, because our Büssli had for a service over there.
Since Tobi had the opportunity to work in a bar to the sample, we postponed our trip to the rather small hut on Sunday. In the meantime, we enjoyed Turku. Bought a new camera, among other things, as our old dust on the Sensor had biked to the beach on the island Ruissalo, enjoyed a DVD evening (while Tobi is working as first time) and liked it not even be on the road. In Turku, a package from Switzerland was ready for us. Peter gave us a logo with our blog address sent to the Büssli and Tobi are designed more "business cards" with the address to give to interested people.
The affixing of the sign - on the beach on the island Ruissalo.
Turku Castle.
went on Sunday afternoon, then go towards Tampere and more according to Talviainen Mökki of Kaisa grandparents. That alone is rather small hut on a lake. A rather small hut, which is mostly not just a holiday home. It usually has several cottages. The Mökki of Kaisa grandparents consists of several houses. It has two shop houses, multiple houses with sleeping facilities, two bars, a covered dining area, an outdoor fireplace with the opportunity to fish smoking and of course a sauna. To which it has a number of utensils to catch fish. By rowing boat, we set out shortly after arriving two traps.
impressions of Mökki.
Mökki We enjoyed the fullest. Slept in and tried us with fish. Yesterday we had our first success by Angel. We moved two small fish from the lake. Proud we roasted the fish for dinner. The traps were empty yet, so we decided our Neglected corn as bait to place in them. The next day we were eaten by the fish course, whole, with the fish traps were baited in the morning with the first results. We let the little fish in there as bait. In the afternoon we fished by six smaller fish and fishing Tobi as the traps were controlled, but there actually three large fish in it. Ok, a real fisherman would perhaps this again released, but we were satisfied and smoke now our success. But of course we took care not only about our physical well-being, of course we kissed us each evening with an extensive sauna.
eject the traps - two anglers.
Meli's first fish - our fishing in the smoker box ...
Addendum:
was in Mökki's of course, no Internet and we upload the blog in Kuopio, a city in the midst of the many lakes in Finland.
After we had passed by Tobi in Tampere, we were suddenly alone. And suddenly we had to get back to our trip, take care of the next round and the sleeper search. Kind of weird after such a good time with many friends.
impressions of Tampere.
The sleeper search, we had not forgotten. On the way to the Northeast to Kuopio Jyväskylä just before we found on a small island with a public beach parking lot. The only thing we in this Evening missing was the sauna.
Our sleeping place by the lake.
In Jyväskylä, the birthplace of Alvar Aalto, we visited his museum. Meli has found their desired future living room chairs.
The Alvar Aalto Museum - Meli's name.
led the way to Kuopio by pine and birch forests. Again and again blue water of the lakes flashed through the tree trunks and invited for a swim. But since it's become noticeably cooler, we do not, for it enjoyed in Kuopio in the largest smoke sauna in the world die heissen Temperaturen umso mehr. In der Rauchsauna wird 24 Stunden zuvor ein offenes Feuer gemacht, welches Steine erhitzt. In der Rauchsauna befindet sich im Gegensatz zu den gängigen Saunas kein Ofen in dem während dem Saunagang ein Feuer brennt.
Zwischenhalt an einem der vielen Seen - Die Rauchsauna.
Für die Nacht parkten wir 200 m unter dem Fernsehturm von Kuopio. Natürlich genossen wir vor dem Abendessen die herrliche Aussicht auf die Wälder- und Seenlandschaft.
Aussicht auf Kuopio.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Best Inexpensive Projector
Technical problems
Da unser Computer nicht mehr funktioniert there until further notice, unfortunately, no blog entries more ... but we give everything to solve the problem as quickly as possible!
Greetings from Kuopio, Meli and Raphi
Da unser Computer nicht mehr funktioniert there until further notice, unfortunately, no blog entries more ... but we give everything to solve the problem as quickly as possible!
Greetings from Kuopio, Meli and Raphi
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Online Game Like Supple
Pickings Junior Teams 2009/2010 SpVgg 1 and SpVgg 2 - Pickings
SpVgg 1
-1.Bezirksliga-
-1.Bezirksliga-
Als Aufsteiger konnte das Ziel nur heißen -Klassenerhalt-!
Der Verlauf der Saison bestätigte dann auch diese Zielsetzung, zumal das Team nicht immer in der Idealbesetzung antreten konnte. So wechselten Klassespiele mit Spielen, wo es für den SpVgg-Nachwuchs nicht so wie erhofft lief, immer wieder ab. Es war deshalb auch nicht verwunderlich, dass erst mit dem letzten Spiel der Klassenerhalt in trockenen Tüchern war. Die Leistung in dieser Partie ist um so höher einzuschätzen, weil es das Team in dieser Partie ohne der etatmäßigen Nummer 1 schaffte.
Der Verlauf der Saison bestätigte dann auch diese Zielsetzung, zumal das Team nicht immer in der Idealbesetzung antreten konnte. So wechselten Klassespiele mit Spielen, wo es für den SpVgg-Nachwuchs nicht so wie erhofft lief, immer wieder ab. Es war deshalb auch nicht verwunderlich, dass erst mit dem letzten Spiel der Klassenerhalt in trockenen Tüchern war. Die Leistung in dieser Partie ist um so höher einzuschätzen, weil es das Team in dieser Partie ohne der etatmäßigen Nummer 1 schaffte.
SpVgg 2 can
-1.Kreisliga-
-1.Kreisliga-
that the team repeated last year's championship, which was not expected for this season. As so often been in the past round, young people brought to the team competition. So it came as no surprise that not even with this team failed to fluctuations. But the more to the season was ending, the performances were more stable. The runner was then more than a confirmation.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Pregnancy Possibility Calculator
9th Report: Lithuania - Estonia
It's raining again and we sit in a WiFi zone of a campsite. This time in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn. Yes, our journey has brought us there yet and if the ferry is not booked up tomorrow, we'd have to leave tomorrow the Baltic States. So we still remain two more days to jump on the big wet to Finland.
with Anina we traveled three days north-western coast of Latvia. After picking up from the airport we visited the Engures Lake wild horses and cattle, and made equal with the local Anina Bremen known. We had to do the same again after 15 minutes round trip and were able to then enjoy thanks to anti-hum at the second attempt after all. Then it went up the coast towards the headland where collide the Riga Sea and the Baltic Sea. For the night we handed now no easy parking more because Anina slept in our tent. We found a first sleeping place by the sea, but that did not invite algige water for bathing. But we listened to news from Switzerland and played Tantrix, which we had met at Becky and Will and Anina "ordered".
Despite dark clouds and some rain drops, we let ourselves miss the walk to the headland in Kolka not and went to lunch at the Büssli on bumpy path along the impressive cliffs of Jurkalne. The next day we went inland, where we visited the village in Kuldiga, the visitor attraction, a water level in the river could not be missing.
The next day we set Anina from Riga and asked for a coffee notes with horror that we had the first buses on Büssli. Apparently the parking was not free, but the icon was no parking meter, and the text of which we do not understand.
southeast of Riga, we visited the memorial in Salaspils. The memorial was erected by the Soviets in 1967 on the territory of the former concentration camps. In a block of stone suggests a metronome, a symbol of the heart beat of more than 100,000 people killed. The Bu-Bumm dependent on the whole area, which is very depressing acts. On display are the five huge statues made of concrete (typical Soviet).
Then us the trip to Sigulda was very welcome. The Gauja National Park there will be wonderful walks. But unfortunately the limited information that we received on small "Touri" walks. We, however, was more like a day hike to mute, so we decided to visit the castle ruins and the Order of the park to proceed.
Meli then chose the perfect place to sleep on a lake. The Driska Lake is in the midst of a pine forest, has a red dye from the bog Water and about twice as large as the Katzensee. Initially, some weekend guests at the lake, but the subject slowly but surely and we had early on Sunday morning the lake to ourselves. A dream. We decided immediately to insert a rest day, read in the hammock and enjoyed swimming in the lake. As a climax we were on a walk even chanterelles and blueberries for dinner. Ans of course was walking out of the question, only to the collection ...
The next day was back on the agenda sightseeing. In Cesis, we visited the great castle. We could lanterns with candles in the walls around increase, which was also visiting medieval atmosphere. Otherwise the town is nice, but we took a tip from a woman Driska Lake in the old brew house, where a contemporary young artist exhibition toured with some big systems. After a shopping back in Büssli we got a fright. At the car window again stuck a suspicious note. Not another bus! But it was just a holiday greeting from dear Christina, Katrina and Anne from Lachen SZ. Thank you very much, unfortunately, we have encountered personally.
On the way to Museum of Baron von Munchausen, we followed the tip of the Touriinfo and filled our water containers at a spring in a valley where you will even see beaver lodges. Of those, unfortunately, we saw nothing, but we found a little further back in the valley sandstone rocks with inscriptions. Probably, wedding couples since at least 1839 scratch their names into the stone.
Munchausen The museum was unfortunately more of a letdown. There were "only" set up a space in which figures and objects from the stories of Baron (such as ducks on a string, which the Lord has "threaded" Baron with a pork rind). Sorry, but no information about the fictional stories. Also praised the walk through the nearby forest to the sea, are also characters from Munchausen's life was shown, although seen natural moderately good, but not about the stories rather boring.
Da das Wetter wieder einmal auf Hitze stand suchten wir für die Übernachtung wieder einen Platz mit See. Wir hatten Glück und fanden einen Platz direkt am See und konnten vor dem Gewitter noch eine erfrischendes Bad geniessen. Wir hatten bis jetzt auf unserer Reise wirklich Glück mit den Übernachtungsplätzen. Wenn es wirklich heiss war, haben wir meistens einen See in unmittelbarer Nähe...
Bezüglich Strassenzustand in Estland hatte uns der erste Eindruck getäuscht. Denn die Strasse nach Rouge war der reinste Flickenteppich. Jetzt nach einigen hundert Kilometer mehr, müssen wir diesen Eindruck . Correct The roads are in Estonia probably best to talk (in comparison to the two other Baltic States). In Rouge we had about various walks (again, no one-day hikes, arghhhh ...), the area visited by a modern tower with 3 kW wind turbine and decided the next day for a walk to extend the shape of the last ice age lakes along so that it 15 km long has been (we are not organized repatriation). But before we went to the highest point in the Baltic states, who make up fewer than 318 m. On the Suura Munamägi we enjoyed the view from the 29 m high observation tower (Hooray we are on 346 m. \u200b\u200babove sea level). Spent the night we are well on the highest pass, about 50 m below the tower.
The walk along the lake began with a part of the energy path of Rouge. We saw next to the aforementioned windmill "hydraulic rams. This is an old technique to water means water pressure in the air to spray and irrigate fields. Unfortunately, the method consumes a little water and they are now actually used anywhere. We were probably the first, which this year took advantage of the trail. In many places we had to fight our way through tall grass. The six lakes were mostly of reeds and Swamp surrounded and bathing would have been possible only to one or two places. The posts were set up but as always in the Baltic perfect. Dock, fireplace, garbage containers and some covered tables. At the end of the hike before lunch we were rewarded with Hinni Canyon, a small sandstone gorge, about 10 m deep and very idyllic. The return trip was less idyllic, because we were hoping for a ride by car stop and walked along the main street. It unfortunately came to nothing, for we were back by the sweat Büssli correct and it was clear that we again need a place to stay by a lake. We found him then at Phüajäry Lake. The lake is considered one of the cleanest Lakes in Estonia and in 1992 was even visited by the Dalai Lama, who blessed him immediately.
On our way towards the Russian border we stayed at the fourth largest lake in Europe, the Peipsi Järv (3'555 km2) which forms the natural border with Russia. On the way, and the subsequent job search, we deepened our Verhältnis zur Ausländischen Polizei gleich zwei Mal. Das erste Mal war auf einer Schotterstrasse mitten in einem Pinienwald, wo Raphi zu Alkohlkontrolle angehalten wurde. Ok, wir hatten gerade einen Platz mit etlichen in Wochenendstimmung campierenden Esten passiert, was die Polizei wohl zu dieser Massnahme greifen liess, um die Bier-Nachschubholer aus dem Verkehr zu ziehen.
Den zweiten Kontakt hatten wir dann nach dem wir endlich einen Platz gefunden hatten. Es war der einzige Weg in Richtung See, der nicht mit einer Barriere gesperrt war oder ein Schild das Befahren verbot. Trotzdem kam dann ein Mann und versuchte uns auf Russisch Geld für den Platz abzuknöpfen. Auf Melis charmante Lächeln liess er dann jedoch von den Geldforderungen los and chased for another camper who parked behind us.
A short time later we were sitting by the lake, which seemed to us more like the sea. You can see the other mainland (Russia) and not the beach has fine sand. Only the number of dead fish (probably from the last storm) destroyed our plans for a bath. So we sat Tantrix-playing was heard on the "sea" when suddenly a police siren in the vicinity of our Büsslis. As Raphael hastened thither, two policemen told him that one could not park between the trees. That we here wanted to stay, deliberately concealed Raphael. When he returned with the terrible news to Melissa, also appeared again the other man. Unfortunately, the understanding worked out in Russian and with hands and feet do not, so he called his son by Mobile. We learned in the meantime that he name is Andrei and realized that he was working hard to give us a place. The son then showed us the private campsite in the family only 50 m away from the forbidden. This time, behind a barrier, where we spent a quiet night.
Oh, that day we had yet another story. Our water was in fact running out and no one could give us a source or provide a well with drinking water. We So try our luck at a campsite and met one of Zurich, who is with the bike on the way to Moscow. After a short chat our cans were full, but unfortunately was not the water quality satisfactory. It smelled moldy anyway. Raphis idea to take water from the Lake Peipsi for potato cooking, we found the vast number of dead fish and many suspended solids not exactly optimal. So there was a picnic for dinner and for the coffee in the morning, we used mineral water, which we were degassed overnight.
The next day we visited the border town of Narva. It lies on the same border to the sides of two giant castles stand. We could of course only consider that on the Estonian side. The mood in the city was quite funny. Somehow, too quiet. You hardly heard a bird whistle. The border control seemed not to go forward. It had a long line of cars and another with pedestrians. Some cars even a glance at the hood was thrown. Somehow impressive. As well, the control would have been with us?
Tallinn On the way we found yet another campground with drinking water. 1st August, we spent the Lahemaa National Park. We walked later in the evening along the forest trail, but found from those occurring bears, moose and lynx only scratches. The forest itself was also very impressive. Something similar to the Bialowietza National Park, but this one was until recently a strictly protected zone. After the forest trail, we enjoyed the evening under the of Meli's brother donated Swiss flag in sausages and potato salad.
Today we have seen before at the beginning of rain raised Tallinn and our demand for a ferry ticket Helsiniki. The Old Town of Tallinn is marked very medieval and There are many old buildings, churches and urban parts of the wall to see. Audio guide we walked the 3-hour city tour and learned a lot about the origin and development of beautiful Hansestadt.Trotz the many tourists we have the Estonian capital, has fallen in comparison with Vilnius and Riga, the best!
Finally, we want to show some of the best beds in the Baltic States:
It's raining again and we sit in a WiFi zone of a campsite. This time in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn. Yes, our journey has brought us there yet and if the ferry is not booked up tomorrow, we'd have to leave tomorrow the Baltic States. So we still remain two more days to jump on the big wet to Finland.
Latvia
with Anina we traveled three days north-western coast of Latvia. After picking up from the airport we visited the Engures Lake wild horses and cattle, and made equal with the local Anina Bremen known. We had to do the same again after 15 minutes round trip and were able to then enjoy thanks to anti-hum at the second attempt after all. Then it went up the coast towards the headland where collide the Riga Sea and the Baltic Sea. For the night we handed now no easy parking more because Anina slept in our tent. We found a first sleeping place by the sea, but that did not invite algige water for bathing. But we listened to news from Switzerland and played Tantrix, which we had met at Becky and Will and Anina "ordered".
Wild horses and cattle.
Despite dark clouds and some rain drops, we let ourselves miss the walk to the headland in Kolka not and went to lunch at the Büssli on bumpy path along the impressive cliffs of Jurkalne. The next day we went inland, where we visited the village in Kuldiga, the visitor attraction, a water level in the river could not be missing.
In the Riga Lake and the Baltic Sea
The Cliffs Jurkalne.
The water level in Kuldiga - fetching water.
The next day we set Anina from Riga and asked for a coffee notes with horror that we had the first buses on Büssli. Apparently the parking was not free, but the icon was no parking meter, and the text of which we do not understand.
southeast of Riga, we visited the memorial in Salaspils. The memorial was erected by the Soviets in 1967 on the territory of the former concentration camps. In a block of stone suggests a metronome, a symbol of the heart beat of more than 100,000 people killed. The Bu-Bumm dependent on the whole area, which is very depressing acts. On display are the five huge statues made of concrete (typical Soviet).
The Soviet Memorial in Salaspils.
Then us the trip to Sigulda was very welcome. The Gauja National Park there will be wonderful walks. But unfortunately the limited information that we received on small "Touri" walks. We, however, was more like a day hike to mute, so we decided to visit the castle ruins and the Order of the park to proceed.
Meli then chose the perfect place to sleep on a lake. The Driska Lake is in the midst of a pine forest, has a red dye from the bog Water and about twice as large as the Katzensee. Initially, some weekend guests at the lake, but the subject slowly but surely and we had early on Sunday morning the lake to ourselves. A dream. We decided immediately to insert a rest day, read in the hammock and enjoyed swimming in the lake. As a climax we were on a walk even chanterelles and blueberries for dinner. Ans of course was walking out of the question, only to the collection ...
in the hammock - Meli in mushroom collecting fever.
Our prey.
The next day was back on the agenda sightseeing. In Cesis, we visited the great castle. We could lanterns with candles in the walls around increase, which was also visiting medieval atmosphere. Otherwise the town is nice, but we took a tip from a woman Driska Lake in the old brew house, where a contemporary young artist exhibition toured with some big systems. After a shopping back in Büssli we got a fright. At the car window again stuck a suspicious note. Not another bus! But it was just a holiday greeting from dear Christina, Katrina and Anne from Lachen SZ. Thank you very much, unfortunately, we have encountered personally.
The ruins from the outside - and inside Latterne.
The old brewery - one of the many installations.
On the way to Museum of Baron von Munchausen, we followed the tip of the Touriinfo and filled our water containers at a spring in a valley where you will even see beaver lodges. Of those, unfortunately, we saw nothing, but we found a little further back in the valley sandstone rocks with inscriptions. Probably, wedding couples since at least 1839 scratch their names into the stone.
fetch water at the source - The Ritz estates in sandstone rocks.
Munchausen The museum was unfortunately more of a letdown. There were "only" set up a space in which figures and objects from the stories of Baron (such as ducks on a string, which the Lord has "threaded" Baron with a pork rind). Sorry, but no information about the fictional stories. Also praised the walk through the nearby forest to the sea, are also characters from Munchausen's life was shown, although seen natural moderately good, but not about the stories rather boring.
Der Baron von Münchhausen und seine Enten.
Da das Wetter wieder einmal auf Hitze stand suchten wir für die Übernachtung wieder einen Platz mit See. Wir hatten Glück und fanden einen Platz direkt am See und konnten vor dem Gewitter noch eine erfrischendes Bad geniessen. Wir hatten bis jetzt auf unserer Reise wirklich Glück mit den Übernachtungsplätzen. Wenn es wirklich heiss war, haben wir meistens einen See in unmittelbarer Nähe...
Estland
Bezüglich Strassenzustand in Estland hatte uns der erste Eindruck getäuscht. Denn die Strasse nach Rouge war der reinste Flickenteppich. Jetzt nach einigen hundert Kilometer mehr, müssen wir diesen Eindruck . Correct The roads are in Estonia probably best to talk (in comparison to the two other Baltic States). In Rouge we had about various walks (again, no one-day hikes, arghhhh ...), the area visited by a modern tower with 3 kW wind turbine and decided the next day for a walk to extend the shape of the last ice age lakes along so that it 15 km long has been (we are not organized repatriation). But before we went to the highest point in the Baltic states, who make up fewer than 318 m. On the Suura Munamägi we enjoyed the view from the 29 m high observation tower (Hooray we are on 346 m. \u200b\u200babove sea level). Spent the night we are well on the highest pass, about 50 m below the tower.
The observation tower - view over the Baltic states.
The walk along the lake began with a part of the energy path of Rouge. We saw next to the aforementioned windmill "hydraulic rams. This is an old technique to water means water pressure in the air to spray and irrigate fields. Unfortunately, the method consumes a little water and they are now actually used anywhere. We were probably the first, which this year took advantage of the trail. In many places we had to fight our way through tall grass. The six lakes were mostly of reeds and Swamp surrounded and bathing would have been possible only to one or two places. The posts were set up but as always in the Baltic perfect. Dock, fireplace, garbage containers and some covered tables. At the end of the hike before lunch we were rewarded with Hinni Canyon, a small sandstone gorge, about 10 m deep and very idyllic. The return trip was less idyllic, because we were hoping for a ride by car stop and walked along the main street. It unfortunately came to nothing, for we were back by the sweat Büssli correct and it was clear that we again need a place to stay by a lake. We found him then at Phüajäry Lake. The lake is considered one of the cleanest Lakes in Estonia and in 1992 was even visited by the Dalai Lama, who blessed him immediately.
lookout tower with a modern wind turbine - hydraulic ramp.
On the hike - a picnic area.
The Hinni Canyon.
On our way towards the Russian border we stayed at the fourth largest lake in Europe, the Peipsi Järv (3'555 km2) which forms the natural border with Russia. On the way, and the subsequent job search, we deepened our Verhältnis zur Ausländischen Polizei gleich zwei Mal. Das erste Mal war auf einer Schotterstrasse mitten in einem Pinienwald, wo Raphi zu Alkohlkontrolle angehalten wurde. Ok, wir hatten gerade einen Platz mit etlichen in Wochenendstimmung campierenden Esten passiert, was die Polizei wohl zu dieser Massnahme greifen liess, um die Bier-Nachschubholer aus dem Verkehr zu ziehen.
Den zweiten Kontakt hatten wir dann nach dem wir endlich einen Platz gefunden hatten. Es war der einzige Weg in Richtung See, der nicht mit einer Barriere gesperrt war oder ein Schild das Befahren verbot. Trotzdem kam dann ein Mann und versuchte uns auf Russisch Geld für den Platz abzuknöpfen. Auf Melis charmante Lächeln liess er dann jedoch von den Geldforderungen los and chased for another camper who parked behind us.
The beach at Peipsi Järv - disgusting dead fish.
A short time later we were sitting by the lake, which seemed to us more like the sea. You can see the other mainland (Russia) and not the beach has fine sand. Only the number of dead fish (probably from the last storm) destroyed our plans for a bath. So we sat Tantrix-playing was heard on the "sea" when suddenly a police siren in the vicinity of our Büsslis. As Raphael hastened thither, two policemen told him that one could not park between the trees. That we here wanted to stay, deliberately concealed Raphael. When he returned with the terrible news to Melissa, also appeared again the other man. Unfortunately, the understanding worked out in Russian and with hands and feet do not, so he called his son by Mobile. We learned in the meantime that he name is Andrei and realized that he was working hard to give us a place. The son then showed us the private campsite in the family only 50 m away from the forbidden. This time, behind a barrier, where we spent a quiet night.
Oh, that day we had yet another story. Our water was in fact running out and no one could give us a source or provide a well with drinking water. We So try our luck at a campsite and met one of Zurich, who is with the bike on the way to Moscow. After a short chat our cans were full, but unfortunately was not the water quality satisfactory. It smelled moldy anyway. Raphis idea to take water from the Lake Peipsi for potato cooking, we found the vast number of dead fish and many suspended solids not exactly optimal. So there was a picnic for dinner and for the coffee in the morning, we used mineral water, which we were degassed overnight.
The next day we visited the border town of Narva. It lies on the same border to the sides of two giant castles stand. We could of course only consider that on the Estonian side. The mood in the city was quite funny. Somehow, too quiet. You hardly heard a bird whistle. The border control seemed not to go forward. It had a long line of cars and another with pedestrians. Some cars even a glance at the hood was thrown. Somehow impressive. As well, the control would have been with us?
Tallinn On the way we found yet another campground with drinking water. 1st August, we spent the Lahemaa National Park. We walked later in the evening along the forest trail, but found from those occurring bears, moose and lynx only scratches. The forest itself was also very impressive. Something similar to the Bialowietza National Park, but this one was until recently a strictly protected zone. After the forest trail, we enjoyed the evening under the of Meli's brother donated Swiss flag in sausages and potato salad.
On the forest trail - scratch marks of a bear?
Our 1st August feast - the decorated Büssli.
Today we have seen before at the beginning of rain raised Tallinn and our demand for a ferry ticket Helsiniki. The Old Town of Tallinn is marked very medieval and There are many old buildings, churches and urban parts of the wall to see. Audio guide we walked the 3-hour city tour and learned a lot about the origin and development of beautiful Hansestadt.Trotz the many tourists we have the Estonian capital, has fallen in comparison with Vilnius and Riga, the best!
impressions of Tallinn.
Finally, we want to show some of the best beds in the Baltic States:
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