All mills great and small

We were able to cycle with bare legs for most of the ride.  I doubt the 17 degrees though. Because of Raynaud's phenomenon, I wore my gloves every now and then. The phenomenon occurs due to temperature changes.  It took quite a while after our coffee break in a cycling café before my fingers were back to normal.
  While we were enjoying that coffee and rice pie in the café, the sky opened and it rained heavily.  Just at the right time.

  The route took us to the westpoint of Germany.  It is a tourist point with information boards and an interesting bench right on the border, where Bert sits in the Netherlands with his feet on German soil.

 On my blip today the windmill of Breberen.