Lübeck, 21.07.2017

It worked! The ravioli tasted terrible, but I'm willing to put up with it for a massage, and we had to do it quickly before the heavy rain came. To our delight, the tent turned out to be waterproof. Nordkap, here we come! The ongoing rain made dismantling our camp significantly more difficult. Lara and Nele in Lübeck will be happy when we bring them kilos of sand from Prerow. And of course, some Bavarian beer. Before we go to see them, we'll make a stop at IKEA in Lübeck to buy a grill tongs and plastic box to organize our "kitchen". On the way to Lübeck, we once again realized how relaxed, slow, and laid-back the people are here on the Baltic Sea. We traveled more than 15 km with less than 20 km/h - and everyone is relaxed. Walking in the sand can only be done slowly anyway. Everyone strolls through the shopping street like Hans-guck-in-die-Luft. Suddenly, you discover beautiful flowers on the side of the highway, and the landscape on the left and right of the road is dipped in a much darker green than what we have at home.