Meeting the Drau

Today we woke up to a beautiful sunny day. Right after breakfast we had a photo shooting for a local newspaper. Then some of us went shopping for food and some went to rent the bicycles. We picked our helmets, packed our stuff into bike bags and started riding towards Berg. Lady luck wanted us […]

RW_(c)WWF-IanTrafford_Day5_015Today we woke up to a beautiful sunny day. Right after breakfast we had a photo shooting for a local newspaper.

Then some of us went shopping for food and some went to rent the bicycles. We picked our helmets, packed our stuff into bike bags and started riding towards Berg.

Lady luck wanted us to cross paths with our friend from the Iselfest yet again. What a coincidence! We got an update about the current happening around the Isel issue which gave us a fresh insight on the importance of Riverwalk and a new drive to keep on going.  Here is a link to an article (in a Tyrolean Newspaper) describing the „dirty politics“ at work!

Finally it was lunch time! We got off our bikes and walked to a sandy riverside where we dipped our feet into the Drau for the first time. A funny thing happened when a ball that we had already seen when we made a quick stop an hour before came floating by.

When we arrived to the camp, the guys got a ball so the first thought was – of course! – volleyball. Covered in sand we hit the showers because dinner was almost ready. Meagan and the cooking team made us a delicious meal with rice and spicy curry. Thank you Maegan!!!

Now we have to stop writing because spiders are starting to take over the tablet – YIKES!! ;D

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