Leaving Munich at lunchtime I worked my way to the Isar and then followed it South. There are many parts of the Isar that are used as a beach within Munich:
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I stopped for lunch at a biergarten at a fish farm. The river next to the garden had plenty of fish:
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As I went further south, mountains appeared on the horizon, and worked they way closer.
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I reached Bad Tölz around 5pm. It’s a pretty town, and judging by the cars and the poseurs in the high street cafes, it’s a wealthy town. I stopped off at an organic food store to pick up some groceries and beer.
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Even the camp site is expensive – 14 euros – most expensive yet. For that I get a muddy bit of ground, but at least the tent pegs went in easy. Dinner was ravioli with olive pesto all fresco.
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Munich to Bad Tölz, 70 km. Total so far = 1,687 km.
Sat nav had plenty of issues today and also managed to delete half the route after crashing. Thanks Garmin.