Notebook from the Eifel Gap
The Bundesautobahn 1 runs from Heiligenhafen (Holy Harbour) on Germany’s Baltic coast for nearly 500 miles, heading south-west, to Saarbrücken on the French border, but for as long as I’ve been going to the Nürburgring – which is really quite a long time now – the road has stopped at Blankenheim, leaving the so-called Eifel Gap, … Continue reading Notebook from the Eifel Gap →
The Bundesautobahn 1 runs from Heiligenhafen (Holy Harbour) on Germany’s Baltic coast for nearly 500 miles, heading south-west, to Saarbrücken on the French border, but for as long as I’ve been going to the Nürburgring – which is really quite a long time now – the road has stopped at Blankenheim, leaving the so-called Eifel Gap, … Continue reading Notebook from the Eifel Gap →
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