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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Accommodation on the lower River Weser III
We met our one flooded section on this day and discovered the only way through is to pedal fast and ignore the wet feet.
So far we had been paying about 50 Euros a night and decided to make a stop before Bremen where, according to the Bett und Bike website, prices for a double room can be as high as over 100 Euros. We arrived in Thedinghausen and discovered that the bridge over the River Eiter on the edge of the village was being rebuilt. As a result the village was host to a number of visiting building workers and there was no room at the inn for us. We talked to the mayor, but he was unable to help and so cycled 2-3km to the off route village of Morsum where we stopped in Döhlings Gasthaus at Zum Fleet 1 (http://www.doehlings-gasthaus.de/, doehlings-gasthaus(at)t-online.de, T: +49 (0) 4204 91710). It was fine. If you decide to eat the cold cuts Platte then order one between two of you. Two were too much for us.
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Germany,
River Weser
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