Easter in Zeeland

mb said:

Ah, a short holiday with the cycles on the roads when there are even
better cycle paths and cars on the cycle paths - "oh look at this nice
road I've found, it's deserted...". Well, except for me, gesticulating
wildly at him.
Must be the Germans.

Where did you stay?
We were there for a week last July.
A poster in another group says the area is taken over by the Germans in
the Summer, his commute takes twice as long with all the .de registered
cars on the road.
Maybe OTT a bit, but some Germans do like it there.
Alan.

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A.Lee said:

mb said:

Ah, a short holiday with the cycles on the roads when there are even
better cycle paths and cars on the cycle paths - "oh look at this nice
road I've found, it's deserted...". Well, except for me, gesticulating
wildly at him.
Must be the Germans.

Where did you stay?

8<

I live here.
The clue is in the email address :-)

Yes, it's very popular with the Germans, I suppose it's the nearest coast
for some of them.

On Friday, one of them drove all the way over the 6km long Zeelandbrug
(bridge) on the cyclepath. Surely he must have noticed the "road" was only
about 2 metres wide...

--
Mike

mb said:

A.Lee said:

mb said:

Ah, a short holiday with the cycles on the roads when there are even
better cycle paths and cars on the cycle paths - "oh look at this nice
road I've found, it's deserted...". Well, except for me, gesticulating
wildly at him.
Must be the Germans.

Where did you stay?

8<

I live here.
The clue is in the email address :-)

Yes, it's very popular with the Germans, I suppose it's the nearest coast
for some of them.

On Friday, one of them drove all the way over the 6km long Zeelandbrug
(bridge) on the cyclepath. Surely he must have noticed the "road" was only
about 2 metres wide...

/Htey just can't get out of the habit, can they (: