Comments for Pedal Power Touring http://pedalpowertouring.com Traveling The World By Bike! Thu, 15 Dec 2011 22:28:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on So what do you Do??!! by Mrs. WeltenBummler http://pedalpowertouring.com/general/so-what-do-you-do/#comment-527 Mrs. WeltenBummler Thu, 01 Dec 2011 11:14:32 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=3094#comment-527 That sounds interesting, I think I will give that a try, Thank you, Matt! That sounds interesting, I think I will give that a try, Thank you, Matt!

]]> Comment on So what do you Do??!! by matt http://pedalpowertouring.com/general/so-what-do-you-do/#comment-526 matt Thu, 01 Dec 2011 03:43:34 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=3094#comment-526 you can try bannock. Its a pan cooked bread. You can add almost anything else you would need to keep well fed. You use flour, powder milk wheat germ oat meal. you can add meat, veggies just about anything you like. If you go to you tube type in Bannock or fried bread you will find some videos. I will mix it up alittle and use corn bread too. you can try bannock. Its a pan cooked bread. You can add almost anything else you would need to keep well fed. You use flour, powder milk wheat germ oat meal. you can add meat, veggies just about anything you like. If you go to you tube type in Bannock or fried bread you will find some videos. I will mix it up alittle and use corn bread too.

]]> Comment on Another Domino Down by Mrs. WeltenBummler http://pedalpowertouring.com/general/another-domino-down/#comment-385 Mrs. WeltenBummler Thu, 17 Nov 2011 11:21:05 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=3057#comment-385 With our kids still in college, we are not a 100% sure of our timeline yet. We'd love to get going in spring of 2013, but as you know there are many factors in "real life" that can change things. By the way rolling through Perth may be on our list....thanks for the invite! With our kids still in college, we are not a 100% sure of our timeline yet. We’d love to get going in spring of 2013, but as you know there are many factors in “real life” that can change things. By the way rolling through Perth may be on our list….thanks for the invite!

]]> Comment on Another Domino Down by Jim & Sandra Mullaney http://pedalpowertouring.com/general/another-domino-down/#comment-382 Jim & Sandra Mullaney Wed, 16 Nov 2011 11:43:32 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=3057#comment-382 Hey you two, Keep pushing those dominoes over. your trip will be here before you know it. What's your timeline? Now that our trip is almost over, we need to follow someone else's vicariously. If you make it down under, there's a welcome for you in Perth :) Keep pedalling!!! Jim & Sandra Hey you two,
Keep pushing those dominoes over. your trip will be here before you know it. What’s your timeline?
Now that our trip is almost over, we need to follow someone else’s vicariously.
If you make it down under, there’s a welcome for you in Perth :)

Keep pedalling!!!

Jim & Sandra

]]> Comment on Budapest to Visegrad, Hungary by WeltenBummler http://pedalpowertouring.com/tours/europe/hungary/budapest-to-visegrad-hungary/#comment-283 WeltenBummler Mon, 26 Sep 2011 21:13:02 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=2840#comment-283 I'm sure there is; however, we didn't use one, so we can't help you out there. Try checking out an "I" (tourist information) place and I'm sure they can help you out. Yes it can be a little confusing getting in/out of Budapest itself, but really once you're on the trail you should be fine because it's marked pretty well. If you have a gps I can send you a gpx file. Are you planning on taking a train from Budapest to Vienna? I’m sure there is; however, we didn’t use one, so we can’t help you out there. Try checking out an “I” (tourist information) place and I’m sure they can help you out. Yes it can be a little confusing getting in/out of Budapest itself, but really once you’re on the trail you should be fine because it’s marked pretty well. If you have a gps I can send you a gpx file. Are you planning on taking a train from Budapest to Vienna?

]]> Comment on Budapest to Visegrad, Hungary by Ash L http://pedalpowertouring.com/tours/europe/hungary/budapest-to-visegrad-hungary/#comment-282 Ash L Mon, 26 Sep 2011 13:59:42 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=2840#comment-282 thank you so much. was there somewhere in budpest or en route to pick up a danube trail map? we're hoping to take a train to vienna later in our stay and ride there too. i've heard that near budapest the trail jogs frequently. thank you so much. was there somewhere in budpest or en route to pick up a danube trail map? we’re hoping to take a train to vienna later in our stay and ride there too. i’ve heard that near budapest the trail jogs frequently.

]]> Comment on Budapest to Visegrad, Hungary by WeltenBummler http://pedalpowertouring.com/tours/europe/hungary/budapest-to-visegrad-hungary/#comment-278 WeltenBummler Mon, 26 Sep 2011 01:32:42 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=2840#comment-278 You should have no problems riding from Budapest to the town of Visegrad. For most of the ride you will be on a bike trail, but there are some sections where you will be out on the road. The ruin in Visegrad is up on a hill and you can either walk or ride your bike up to it. Also, in Tahitótfalu (a few towns after Szentendre) be careful to not follow the EuroVelo 6 signs that take a right and have you cross over a bridge. Just stay straight on the main road and you will pick up the trail again. If you do end up crossing over the Donau you'll have to take a ferry over to Visegrad. Hope this helps. You should have no problems riding from Budapest to the town of Visegrad. For most of the ride you will be on a bike trail, but there are some sections where you will be out on the road. The ruin in Visegrad is up on a hill and you can either walk or ride your bike up to it. Also, in Tahitótfalu (a few towns after Szentendre) be careful to not follow the EuroVelo 6 signs that take a right and have you cross over a bridge. Just stay straight on the main road and you will pick up the trail again. If you do end up crossing over the Donau you’ll have to take a ferry over to Visegrad. Hope this helps.

]]> Comment on Budapest to Visegrad, Hungary by Ash L http://pedalpowertouring.com/tours/europe/hungary/budapest-to-visegrad-hungary/#comment-277 Ash L Mon, 26 Sep 2011 01:02:39 +0000 http://pedalpowertouring.com/?p=2840#comment-277 How was the grade change from Budapest to Visegrad? We're regular commuter cyclists in Chicago, IL but it's flat as a pancake here. Doesn't seem to be a train to Visegrad from Budpest and we were planning to bike to Szentendre anyway. Would you say it's easily doable on a rental hybrid style bike? How was the grade change from Budapest to Visegrad? We’re regular commuter cyclists in Chicago, IL but it’s flat as a pancake here. Doesn’t seem to be a train to Visegrad from Budpest and we were planning to bike to Szentendre anyway. Would you say it’s easily doable on a rental hybrid style bike?

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