11 Responses

1. What a dilemma! Challenge a menacing looking bull or seek out a new route. I would be so stressed out by now! Don’t know how you two deal with all these challenges, closed train stations, vanishing trails, being poured on and finding transportation when needed. Again, you are amazing with how you deal with all these challenges. I would have enough angst just trying to decide what to order at each meal! Think you are both amazing!
   Dan

   1. We didn’t really believe there was a problem with the bull. Maybe naïveté is a good thing sometimes.

2. I, too, would’ve been cowed by such an adventure.
   What you two are doing is very mooing

3. So incredibly scenic! The castle looks like a Disney dream. Watch out for those bulls!

   1. Neuschwanstein Castle is indeed dreamy from afar, but I prefer the Schwangau Castle for history. It has been so interesting learning about Ludwig and the dynastic history.

4. Watch out for those cows or are they bulls? Looks like an adventure for sure. If this trek were an Olympic event, I am sure you would win a gold medal! Wendy

   1. Every day is an adventure. We’re careful, but it’s making memories.

5. Awesome!! Man what a killer last stretch of the day!! Castle looks amazing! Looking forward to lots of pictures! Oh and I can’t tell you how great it is to see you you both having such a good time.

   1. We are having a wonderful time—glad you have things under control at home.

6. Finally, your time around the cows on the Leedey farm paid off. Good work. So you have finished one trail. What’s next? I am glad you got some air conditioning. I bet the temperatures will drop normally soon.

   1. Leedey did have cows, but my parents also raised cattle and my maternal grandmother always had a cow. As long as we’re staying away from cows with their calves, I figure we’re pretty safe.