Hello everybody

We received a nice mail with an invitation for a biketour in the beginning of July along the Rhine between France and Germany. I would like to share it with you:

French-German committed bike trip "Tour du Rh(e)in": join us from July 5-15, 2022! - You want to be on the road with young people (18-30 years old) living in Germany and France in the summer of 2022? You've always wanted to explore the Rhine Valley or want to get involved with sustainable alternative initiatives? 400 km in 10 days seems like a pretty good distance to you?

The Tour du Rh(e)in is an engaging, transcultural, participatory and inspiring bike trip for young adults. Through this collective bike trip we want to : share, learn through the collective, promote a more meaningful way of living, realize our longing for a more positive and inspiring world through action. Together we want to create the tour and ride from July 5 - 15, 2022 along the Rhine River on the French-German border between Freiburg and Strasbourg. We will discover collective places and initiatives as well as cities on both sides and also take action ourselves to have a positive impact on these places. We will stay close to nature, at initiatives or at campsites. In short, the Tour du Rh(e)in means crossing borders and getting active in a group by bike. It is meant to be a space for collective experimentation, opening the field of possibilities. Your ideas and wishes are more than welcome and we are looking forward to you! The project is organized by two associations for political education, Bapob e.V. and Les Balladin.es and we will interpret throughout in German and French. In total, the participation fee is between 150€ to 200€ according to self-assessment. Solidarity contribution 75€. Included are accommodation, meals, travel expenses and program. More information on request. If interested, contact us at: audrey.houillon@gmail.com or nolwenn_talec@posteo.de

Audrey for the bapob e.V. http://www.bapob.org/

All the best wishes you, Falda from the biketour collective