Not much activity Saturday – it's sunday now, and I'm slowly getting back to life.

Here's some figures about my trip.

• Number of countries: 15 (+ Denmark)
• Time 5 days, 20 hours
• 4388 km
• 244 liter gasoline
• 17,98 km/liter
• 0,2 liter engine oil

The bike worked flawlessly through the week. Of course it's dirty and dusty, but I guess it deserveds a wash and a polish now

It's been a hard week with a lot of impressions and a lof of new sighte, but I'm happy and proud that I reached my target: To travel though 14 countries in 7 days. And obviously, I'm grateful to have the opportunity to do things like this.

Home at 02:00 am.

Been driving 20 hours and 1140 km since yesterday morning, so I'm tired now.

A quick shower and then to bed

Latest weather forecast said dyy weather north of Bremen tonight, but heavi rain in the entire region tomorrow, to I took a difficult decition and cancelled my hotel in Cologne tonight.

I wanted to see the famous church in Cologne, but that's got to wait to next time.

I arrives at the Ferry to Denmark at 00:35 in the night, soaking wet for 10 hours, cold, and very tired.

in Germany, the weather is changing between hard rain and thunderstorms with even harder rain.

And the weather forecast for tomorrow is worse

Hard to believe – a steep and curvy road in the otherwise flat Holland. And half an hour without rain

Vlamse Frites is Belgiums main contribution to the worlds gastronomy.

An hour with no rain at the WW2 museum.

Raining here too….

If I'm walking 10 steps one way, I'm in Luxembourg….

… and 10 steps in the orher direction will take me to Belgium. My bike is parked in Belgium.

I have no idea what "Fucking weather" is in French, but it's "Scheisswetter" in German.

Here's a picture of a cow – I'm off to Belgium.

It's not raining – right now.

Plenty to chose from.

My choice was salad with hot goat cheese, and Steak Tatare (Prepared at the table)

Late Arrival at the Hotel due to rush hour and very hard rain near Strassbourg.

Vintage watchmaker AND Moto Guzzi owner !

It took quite a while to get away from his shop, but by some miracle, I managed to get away without buying anything.

I'm happy they got restaurents here, because it's 2 pm, and I haven't had anything to eat since yesterday evening.

They are making very, very fine wrist watches here. My memory of the coo-coo clocks is vanishing

Going to market is a low cost pleasure when you have no local currency.

In Switzerland they have cheese wit large holes, purple cows, and automatic speed cams. None of the above are visible in this picture.