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Yeah that'd be nice but no game when there's nothing dry to dry them with. My bag has a wee bit extra down in the footbox tho so I'm not too bothered about my feet.
@Oddo no idea about the floods, but I know there were nasty storms in the area. My hometown got roofs blown over, we never had that happen before. Hopefully I'm lucky en route. My mother is a bit paranoid.
I forgot to eat enough today so felt a bit shit for a while - 100km is easy enough for me not to be careful about, but rhe bonk sets in like clockwork for me at 100. Today's route was 120 so the last hour sucked a bit. I stood up too fast at the train station and nearly blacked out, rhen did a quick calories calculus and stuck a few bananas in me.
Trains in Germany are very expensive and very late, and their bike spot reservation system kinda sucks. But that's also everywhere else.
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This is definitely a thing. I have a superstitious obsession with drying my feet before getting into a sleeping bag. It's a really good idea, and makes nodding off so much nicer whatever the other discomforts.