08 nach El Ejido

Distance 112 kilometers, cum. 681 kilometers | Altitude 740, cum. 4,380

When I wanted to leave the beach bar yesterday after writing the report, the waitress told me that everything had already been paid for. The Spanish couple sitting across from me took both of my drinks. I was very amazed and positively surprised. You will probably never read this, but I would still like to thank you very much for this kind gesture.

The day before yesterday I had an encounter worth mentioning in Cartagena. It was on the tourist street, which is why I pushed my bike. An older gentleman came up to me and said in English that he admired me very much and that he wanted to be as fit and adventurous when he was as old as me. Maybe he guessed I was 90, because to me he looked about the same age as me. But I was still very happy about this short and warm encounter.

Today I had the opportunity to make hot water again. So I was once again able to prepare a Thai noodle dish to add to my lunch container. I also made a latte with the hot water, which means 10% coffee and 90% milk.

At around 8:00 a.m. I took my starting photo in front of the hotel. Today it's not as a selfie but with a remote shutter release so that I'm in the photo with the bike.

The wind was a big issue again today. Although it still comes from the right direction for me, the path doesn't always go straight. That's why I had a few times where the crosswind was so strong that I preferred to push the bike to avoid being suddenly blown over.

I had good to very good paths and roads up to Almeria, but at the end of town the cycle paths simply let me down. Komoot sent me onto a 4-lane highway, which reminded me of my bad experiences in Sweden. So I turned around and finally found an interim solution that soon sent me back onto the main road. I also had to go through 3 tunnels, but it was actually the only option.

Later I had the impression that I had been beamed to Africa, more precisely to sub-Saharan Africa. You shouldn't use the N-word, but suddenly only black people were visible, and dark black at that. I assume it has something to do with all the greenhouses that are suddenly everywhere. An aerial photo makes me feel like I'm on an island in the middle of the sea, in a sea of ​​plastic. There are around 40,000 greenhouses here, a number that you can hardly imagine.

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Cuando ayer quise salir del chiringuito después de editor el informe, la camarera me dijo que ya estaba todo pagado. The Spanish couple sent a long time to my son with his drinks. I asked for a lot of sorprendido and sorprendido positivamente. Probablemente nowca leerás esto, pero aun así me gustaría agradecerte mucho por este amable gesto.

Anteayer takes a look at mencionar in Cartagena. Located on the tourist street, for which I receive my bike. A senior mayor has me acercó and me in English that I admire a lot and that I ask about it in format and he is an adventurer with my eyes. Tal vez supuso yo tenía 90 años, porque para mí parecía tener más or menos la misma edad que yo. Every day you have to feel very happy about the light and the high quality.

So you have the opportunity to have hot water. As it is, you can prepare a plate of fish from Tailandes para agregarlo in my lonchera. This means a café with leche with hot water, it means 10% of café and 90% of leche.

Sobre las 8:00 am tomé mi photo de salida frente al hotel. Here you can take a selfie with a remote control to save the photo with the bike.

The life turned out to be a huge problem. Aunque para mí viene en la dirección correcta, el camino no siempre va recto. Por eso tuve algunos momentos en los que el viento cruzado era tan fuerte que preferí empujar la moto para evitar que me volcaran de repente.

In Almeria you have good or good roads and roads, but at the end of the city you can drive bikes simply by me decepcionaron. Komoot me envió a una autopista de 4 carriles, lo que me recordó my malas experiencias en Suecia. This media vuelta and finalmente encontré a provisional solution that pronto me devolvió on the main carretera. This means that you can walk through 3 tunes, but in reality the unique option.

This is how I see the impression that I was transported to Africa, more concretely in Sub-Sahari Africa. No matter using the palabra N, pero de repente solo se veían personas de raza negra, y además, de color negro oscuro. Supongo que tiene algo que ver con todos los invernaderos que de repente están por todas partes. A photo that I saw was seen as it was on an island in the middle of the sea, and in a plastic sea. Aquí hay alrededor de 40,000 winters, a cantidad difficult de imaginar.

Yesterday, when I wanted to leave the beach bar after writing the report, the waitress told me that everything had already been paid for. The Spanish couple sitting opposite me took my two drinks. I was very astonished and pleasantly surprised. They will probably never read this, but I would still like to thank them for this friendly gesture.

The day before yesterday I had a noteworthy encounter in Cartagena. It was on the tourist street, which is why I was pushing my bike. An older gentleman came up to me and said in English that he admired me a lot and wanted to be as fit and adventurous when he was my age. It could be that he guessed I was 90, because to me he looked about the same age as me. But I was still very happy about this short and warm encounter.

Today I had the opportunity to make hot water again. So I was able to prepare another Thai noodle dish in my container for lunch. I also made a coffee myself with the hot water, for me that means 10% coffee and 90% milk.

At around 8:00 am I took my starting photo in front of the hotel. Today I didn't take a selfie, but used a remote shutter release, so that I'm in the photo with my bike.

The wind was a big issue again today. It's still coming from the right direction for me, but the path doesn't always go straight. So I had such strong crosswinds a few times that I preferred to push the bike to avoid being suddenly blown over.

Up to Almeria I had good to very good paths and roads, but at the end of the town the cycle paths just let me down. Komoot sent me onto a 4-lane highway, which reminded me of my bad experiences in Sweden. So I turned around and finally found an interim solution that soon sent me back onto the main road. I also had to go through 3 tunnels, but it was actually the only option.

Later I had the impression that I had been beamed to Africa, or more precisely to Black Africa. You shouldn't use the N-word, but suddenly there were only black people to be seen, and they became dark black. I assume that this has something to do with the many greenhouses that are suddenly everywhere. Based on an aerial photo, I feel like I'm on an island in the middle of the sea, in the sea of ​​plastic. There are around 40,000 greenhouses here, a number that is almost impossible to imagine.