Blog #9 Neuerburg to Saarbrucken
- Nick Sanders
- Sep 19, 2023
- 1 min read
One minute you're in Germany then the next Luxembourg...then back to Germany or was it the other way round.
Looking at Google Maps all day, obviously a digital concept that plays out on the screen of your phone, you begin to realise you have no real idea where you are. Just trees, a forest, plain fields, delicate village life, shutters closed and little sign of life. Where is everybody. Are these dormer towns housing big city types or maintained as shrines for the long time dead. I've crossed a pidgeon nosed length of Germany just now and while I haven't spoken to many people but have never felt alone. The nature of feeling European in my head was reviving now I'm here.
Point being; Without the context that a map can give, spread out in front of you hands and knees, really exciting to work out a route using contours and gradations of colour for height of the hills. The tops of high mountains are always the grey of a dull dawn but at the summit it would be white. My screen size has no chance of competing with that. There is now a process in play presiding over how you travel.
So this is how the day starts
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I really loved reading this reflective piece on your ride from Neuerburg to Saarbrücken! Your comparison between scrolling tiny digital maps and reading full paper topographic charts perfectly sums up how modern tech distances us from the land we travel through. The quiet border villages and shifting cross-border atmosphere you write about paint such a vivid, calm travel scene. Could you share a bit more about the most unexpected small village stop you came across on this stretch of your route? -- bing
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