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GENERATIONAL TALES: A DAUGHTER'S FATHER
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2021
- “I was 17 when I did my first (and until then) last “bikepacking” tour. With fully loaded panniers on all sides and a tent, I cycled from western Germany towards London, during the early 70's. Although I have kept cycling since then around the flatlands of my home area, I never slept again in a tent, nor did another multi-day tour. It has been Franzi and her uncompromising lifestyle with bikepacking around the globe for 7 years that fascinated and made me so curious for such a trip on a bike again. Seeing all those tremendous shots, Franzi sent from different points of the globe, did attract me to an unforeseen extent. I yearned for being incessantly outdoor day and night, biking through nature, and enjoying the landscape in the purest way. As I did in my youth, but even more now, I wanted to understand what drove Franzi to explore the globe by bike for the last 7 years. With every photo she sent from abroad I got more curious to try it all out again myself, that so called "bikepacking", just the way you do it nowadays, more than 40 years later than when I had cycled to the UK.
That's how the idea of our common tour came up. The moment Franzi sent me the "Inside The Tuscany Trail" movie I was completely hooked. It seemed to be a tempting region, a perfect route, promising weather, a comfortable infrastructure, and a pleasant event for trying it all out. The idea of a daughter-father duo got more and more concrete, until we finally decided to tackle the Trail in 2020. While the suspension and the joyful anticipation rose, so did my nervousness too: how will it be sleeping under the stars? Can I cope with not having a shower for days? And, even more important, how will we have our food supply organized? With every day the event was approaching, the amount of questions seemed to increase as well. How good it was to have Franzi at my side!
Franzi sent me a packing list, but I could not leave it as is, without adding various safety and comfort items. It actually got real tight, until I decided to bring my backpack too. With fully crammed bags I picked up Franzi at the base in the northern alpine upland and we finally headed towards Italy.
As we agreed on Franzi being the deciding boss of the trip beforehand she did a final bag control the night before we'd head to Massa, the Trail's start. Franzi combed through all my stuff, and I can't really remember which items had to stay at Orbetello, but it felt as it would have been "everything." Either way my backpack had been the first that was taken out and stored in the car that we left at the finish. I knew my daughter would be tough, but I never expected I would end up with being "me and my bike only" in the end.
With having Franzi being the boss, the usual roles felt like they were being turned upside down. Her mentioned bag-control gave me hint of how it would feel over the next few days. And indeed I had to learn a lot - turn off the lights when camping in the wild, having all conversations on a low volume, looking for a place to camp, and all that stuff. The nights in the tent have been quite ok, not being able to wash my body, and having no spare clothes to change was pretty borderline dreadful - yes, I could smell myself. The worst thing was to leave the tent without a coffee in the morning though - the actual step that let me finally realize I am stepping out of my comfort zone, but it worked, and it felt good. A kind of a new experience, taught to me by my experienced daughter, that I am so proud of.
I can't deny that the beauty of the Tuscan hills and its steady up and downs, brought an undying pleasure. Beautiful old cities, all linked by a mind-blowing landscape, but there has been something else that has been of an invaluable asset, something I would recommend every parent to do at a certain stage of life: spending 5 days, 24hrs with my daughter to such an intensive extent that cannot be outweighed by anything. Endless conversations and heated debates about the gender-neutral tongue, foreign aid, equal rights... Controversial positions, but stimulating perspectives on both sides paired with little stories about experiences we both faced during last years the other one was not aware of. Cycling, talking, cycling.
Those 5 days have been one of the best trips I made during recent years, at least it will be one that will stay in my mind with all its details forever. What a wonderful time we had, what a peerless family trip.
Wistfully looking back I am hoping we both will find the possibility to do such an experience once again in the future. Especially as I know now I CAN bikepack, as well as I know I can adapt to my daughter's preferences and follow instructions when needed or helpful. It is not that hard to let your kid rule over you for a bit, try it out!
Thanks so much Franzi.“
(Ulrich Wernsing)
Produced by Marvin Beranek
Filmed by Franzi & Uli Wernsing, Darim Alessandro Da Prato
Thumbnail shot by Matteo Dunchi
www.bombtrack.com
Hoffentlich nimmt mich meine Tochter in 15 Jahren auch noch mit - dann ist sie 22 und ich 60. Wunderbarer Film!
So many parts of Tuscany one can only see by bike 🧄🏳🧅
beautiful to see a daughter and her dad having this kind of adventure together, they will remember this forever
Love, love, love this! Despite having had a son quite late in life, I am keeping fit just so I can try to share an experience like this with him! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Was für ein toller Film und ein tolles Gespann, bin auch oft mit meiner Tochter mit dem MTB unterwegs gewesen, nun ist sie 40 und jetzt darf ich mit den Enkeln in den Bikepark...
Euch noch viele gemeinsame Runden, es war ein Film der viele Erinnerungen geweckt hat: Danke!!
Wow, so ein schöner Film. Danke Franzi und Uli, für diesen persönlichen Einblick!
Respekt an den Papa, richtig cool. Meiner ist leider schon 77 und ich habe gerade erst mit graveln/bikepacking angefangen. Aber mit meiner Mama will ich das auch noch machen, nur nicht mit zelten :)
Wie Klasse! Ich bin richtig neidisch. Meine Jungs haben so überhaupt keine Böcke auf Biken ... :-)
Fantastic!
Was für eine tolle Geschichte und Erfahrung. Danke! Ich habe die Hoffnung diese Reise irgendwann zu machen.
Danke Euch sehr herzlich. Tolles Erlebnis, toller Film! Uli erinnert mich irgendwie an mich selbst. Köstlich!!!
You are a great and warm story teller. Makes me want to ride with my dad :-)
So personal and so beautiful!Thank you for taking your dad on this ride!!!
So nice mood ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Chapeau,I took my daughter on her first bike tour it's was great to show her how to tour on the bike.
Just invited my dad for 2021! So inspiring!
Hab sowas im Sommer 2020 mit meinem Sohn in Tschechien gemacht, nur umgekehrte Vorausetzungen, ich der Bikepacking Profi...;) Er hat leider nach zwei tagen das Handtuch geworfen, Schmerzen im Rücken.. bin dann alleine weitergefahren,aber wir bleiben dran...step by step
Lovely film!
Tolle Erfahrung. Nice experience. Very inspiring!
Your dad is very lucky 👍🏻👍🏻
THAT IS AWESOME! Thanks for the MOVIE!
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Keep those dads coming, they produce great daughters!
Great little film.. thank you.
This is awesome. I have two daughters and I hope to do this kind of trip with them one day.
Greetings from Singapore!🙋♂️🇸🇬
Moc hezké video super 👍👍👍🏔🚵♂️🏕🌲❤️🌞
Very Good
Great video and your dad is the best.
Yes!
@@franziskawernsing8881 Sehr schöner, inspirierender Film. Ihr seit ein tolles Team. Noch eine Frage: welches Hilleberg Zelt habt Ihr genutzt?
Very Cool !!
Uli is a very lucky man. My daughter is just not interested in cycling no matter how I try to persuade her.
Awesome ! I have to do this ride .
we (2 adult daughters and moi) paid deposit on 2021 Silo Art Great Vic Bike ride for over a week Nov into Dec; me done 3 Great Vic Rides so far, different format to Tuscany Trail, more support & expense; still gotta recommend it for Down Under adventure :)
Schön😍
🙏🏻...
Great video. Not sure what kind of sleeping mat, but it would have been cool to patch it up with a patch kit for the bike tire/tube.
If you don‘t go tubeless
Great product but a shame its so expensive.
You can't buy happiness, but you can buy a bicycle!!!
i'm jalous about your trip ...i hope ride the Tuscany trail next
Hallo vielen Dank für den tollen Beitrag!!! Könntet ihr noch etwas zu eurer Packliste sagen!?! Ideen Anregungen? Ich bin relativ neu in der Szene und es würde mich sehr freuen zu erfahren, was ihr alles so dabei hattet... DANKE!!!!
Hey Wolfgang, wir hatten nichts sehr viel dabei (pro Person): 1xSchlafsack, 1xZelt (für beide), 1xSchlafmatte, 1xRegenjacke, 1xWindbreaker, 1x Paar Ersatzsocken, 5xUnterwäsche, 1xHandyladegerät, 1xKamera, 1xZahnpasta, 1xZahnbürste, 1x Basic Fahrradrepairkit (für beide) und jeweils einen Ersatzschlauch, 1x Kopflampe, 1x Powerbank, 1xSonnencreme (für beide) 2x Trinkflaschen, 1x Messer (für beide), 1x Spork, 1x Sonnenbrille, 1x Geldbeutel, 1x leichtes, minimalistisches Drahtschloss. Ich glaub das wars! Hoffe ich habe nichts vergessen. Falls du noch fragen hast: talesontyres@gmail.com :-)
@@franziskawernsing8881 Vielen lieben Dank!!!
Nice video. Really like father's shirt. I looked on the Vaude website but I don't see it. I wonder if they sell in the U.S.
Very Nice!! Curious to know how you filmed this on the bike. Would be Nice if you could share your setup.
We filmed with a GoPro, Sony Camera and 5D Mark II, all hand held :-). The drone shots and the ones we both are on are shot by the Tuscany-filmteam :-)
I've probably missed it, but could you tell us which bikes you both rode?
I rode the Bombtrack Hook 2 and my Dad rode a Bombtrack Beyond Plus.
@@franziskawernsing8881 thanks
schöne Geschichte, danke dafür! wie heisst denn der kleine Ort ab 14:55?
Sorano, glaube ich
Hi, what language is being spoken?
... thats German.
warum dieser nervige englische Untertitel? lasst es doch im deutschen ohne Untertitel laufen. schließlich is ja der japanische Untertitel optional wählbar. da könnte man ja bei bedarf auch den englischen wählen.
ich mag Untertitel generell nicht, weil sie ablenken. aber wer sie haben möchte könnte diese doch optional wählen.
ansonsten ein sehr geiles video!
Danke fürs Feedback!!!!
vielleicht das nächste Mal :) Wir haben hin und herüberlegt, wie wir das Deutsche und Englishe unter einen Hut bringen. Und: die großen YT Subtitel machen immer noch mehr vom Bild kaputt. Dachten wir.. aber mal sehen!
Ich finde die Untertitel auch eher störend und ich würde die Protagonisten immer in ihrer Muttersprache reden lassen. Es ist doch kein erheblicher Aufwand zusätzlich, wenn man ein englischsprachiges Publikum im Auge hat, einen englischen Sprecher nachträglich drüber sprechen zu lassen. Oder zwei Sprecher:innen. Das würde einen auch zu einem Skript zwingen, wo man zum Verknappen genötigt wird, damit der Sprecher nicht komplett über der Original-Audiospur liegt. Es wirkt total gekünstelt, wenn zwei Deutsche miteinander englisch sprechen oder einer deutsch und die andere englisch.