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![Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.OBER 04203]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/Features/Europe/Austria-Along-the-Danube/4203-voyage/138806753_C6mx8-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.OBER 04203]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.OBER 04201]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/Features/Europe/Austria-Along-the-Danube/08-Donauradweg/50100721_coNBD-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.OBER 04201]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [POLAND.MAZURIA 4889] 'Russian monastery.' The Philippones formed an 18th century sect within the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. In 1825 Mazuria allowed them to move in. The two last nuns live in this tiny monastery in Wojnowo. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/Features/Europe/Poland-Masuria-Kayaking-in-the/1111/2063717_m6wqy-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [POLAND.MAZURIA 4889] 'Russian monastery.' The Philippones formed an 18th century sect within the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. In 1825 Mazuria allowed them to move in. The two last nuns live in this tiny monastery in Wojnowo. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [ITALY.PIEMONTE 01549] 'Loch Ness?' The baby seemonster and its mother are regularly sighted in the Lago d'Orta, near the shore of Omegna. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/Features/Europe/SwitzerlandItaly-Back-to-Lago/1549/1528890_h8MEY-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [ITALY.PIEMONTE 01549] 'Loch Ness?' The baby seemonster and its mother are regularly sighted in the Lago d'Orta, near the shore of Omegna. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.BAYER 00683] 'Pause at Wasserburg.' The popularity of cycling has grown so much, that the Bodensee is now Europe's bike destination no. 1, mostly thanks to the Bodensee-Radwanderweg. It's a signposted roundtrip that mostly avoids busy traffic and walkers as well. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/Features/Europe/GermanySwitzerland-Bodensee/683/733077_FhFWx-Ti-1.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.BAYER 00683] 'Pause at Wasserburg.' The popularity of cycling has grown so much, that the Bodensee is now Europe's bike destination no. 1, mostly thanks to the Bodensee-Radwanderweg. It's a signposted roundtrip that mostly avoids busy traffic and walkers as well. Photo Paul Smit.")
[AUSTRIA.OBER 04203]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.
![Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.OBER 04203]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/Features/Europe/Austria-Along-the-Danube/4203-voyage/138806753_C6mx8-S.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.OBER 04203]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.")
[AUSTRIA.OBER 04203]
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.
'Cycling the Donauradweg.'
Europe's favourite cycling route, the Donauradweg, mostly follows former towpaths. In the old days about sixty heavy horses were needed to tow one boat upstream. The cobbled paths, neglected since the time of the steamboats, were asphalted in the eighties and built the frame of the cycling route from Passau to Budapest ever since. Photo Paul Smit.
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