I am falling into a routine. The slanted cycle tracks along the dykes are totally awesome! Sheep graze on them. I have been trying to catch and pet one from day one, but they always run away when I approach. Today, the sheep are of a different kind, with white wool and black faces. They are all over our cycle track, and finally I catch one! It's wool is oily!
We cycle through Neßmersiel and Dornumersiel to Bensersiel. A Siel is a long narrow harbour that shelters the ships from the storms at sea.
Ice cream break in Neßmersiel, and they have put up a signpost to Great Barrier Reef at home: only 14,725 km from the North Sea.
Another 44 km today. I am getting used to the distances.
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Fancy seeing you here. |
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It is so hard to catch and pat a sheep! |
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Great Barrier Reef: 14,725 km, we must be at the North Sea. |
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My friend and I. |
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Another Siel harbour. |
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