Navigating ourselves was never too
difficult, we followed the LF signs and if they weren't there then often bike checkpoint numbers (or ‘knooppunts’ if you’re Dutch) were. Failing that, red-lettered signs for nearby villages or towns, with the number of km to go, could also be found. In some cases navigation was made EVEN easier by the fact that there was only one possible path. As our long day of
cycling entered its final quarter this was certainly the case. Courtesy of the river
Ijssel.
The 113km river flows all the way to the Ijsselmeer* from its origins in the German Lower Rhine. By simply following the water we
made it our campsite which was conveniently located along its edge.
A bit of a risky place to put a campsite if you ask me, I'm guessing the path in the photo was once accessible....
A bit of a risky place to put a campsite if you ask me, I'm guessing the path in the photo was once accessible....
*remember that?... the area by the Afsluitdijk up in the North
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