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Following footsteps of the Steppe Wolf - Part 3/4 Part I: noise.cash/post/4xv6n66hwp9xg Part II: https://noise.cash/post/69pkxqja23q95 After the descent to the village of Šušara, the road continues along the old asphalt road to Deliblato, only to separate somewhere in the middle of the Sands and return to the forest. I guess this asphalt section could have been avoided by some of the forest roads, although ... Sand dunes are formed in the Sand so that they follow its width. This means that most of the less well-maintained roads that intersect the sandstone in width must overcome the ups and downs of these sand dunes. While the road I took in the south-north direction crossed the sandstone was quite good, the road in the opposite direction was a nightmare. At least for cyclists. The sand is so fine that it acts like dust. Even very wide tires can't fight such terrain, so I ended up pushing a few miles. There was relatively little wind, but again I had to put on my glasses and tie a scarf over my nose. A day later, something is still gnashing under my teeth 🙂 And a bicycle - it's a symphony of squeaking and scraping, definitely not for those with a weak heart 🙂 (to be continued... stay tuned) #photography #travel #outdoor #cycling #mtb #serbia #srbija #adventure
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That seems like a cool trip. Do you have an action cam mounted or do you stop to make photos? I'm looking at action cams for my road bike trips.
Yes it was a very cool, I hope I will do it again in a few weeks. I have an action camera mounted, but I also carry a full size photo camera ... and a drone :))) I feel stupid from time to time :) The photos are a combination of these three sources :)
Haha, I loved the other two lines. You are really adventurous, my Serbian brother. Thank you for sharing with us all your trips. I hope you pay attention to riding your bike on these sandy roads. Love and respect for you.