Day 9 - Landvergnügen

The next day is sunny and hot again. We leave our great spot around 10 o'clock and set course for Koblenz, because we have a new long-term goal!

Today, if possible, we want to try Landvergnügen. In the Landvergnügen catalog, various parking offers are available on farms, in restaurants, or at other locations. Depending on the region, the hosts offer corresponding products such as cheese, sausage, wine, meat, honey, etc.!

On the way, we stopped in Ulm, where we replenished our supplies a bit and I finally found Ismael. Ismael is a hairdresser and doesn't speak much, except "so"... namely whenever he changed his tools. And he did that quite often. Anyway, the result was successful and the wind came to my scalp.

We landed in Kochstetten in the Swabian Alb at the organic farm Gotzelany. We were warmly welcomed on the farm and were allowed to park in a cozy corner next to the farm shop.

Found another great spot for the night.

We had a nice conversation with the hosts, where we learned a thing or two about the farm and the family. The farm shop was also opened and we bought beans and potatoes because we wanted to barbecue today. By the way, we discovered homemade Eierlikör (egg liqueur) on the shelf, ok, there it was called Klödenköm. Of course, we took a small bottle with us... unfortunately only a small bottle, because it was quickly empty. Egg liqueur made with Korn (grain) is delicious!

We eventually went to bed somewhat heavy. Tomorrow we will continue towards Koblenz... because we have a long-term goal!

Summary:

Turkish hairdressers can cut hair well

Small bottles of egg liqueur are a bummer

No matter how much we kick Oddo, he doesn't consume more than 9 liters

An air conditioner would be nice

Landvergnügen is a great thing

If you tighten one screw on the fly screen door tightly because the other screw is missing, it works again.