Last weekend I got up early and rode my bike for a ride—something I do fairly often when the weather starts warming up. I crossed Basel in the morning when absolutely no one was around, and you hear all the birds singing along, arrived at Burgfelderhof, and headed over to buy bread in the french town of St. Louis. After crossing through the city, I went to Huningue, and then passed over the famouse "Pasarelle des trois pays" bridge you can see in the photo above, to get into Weil am Rhein and pick up some extra groceries before heading back to Switzerland.

This structure, called Dreiländerbrücke in German, is a beatiful bridge that cross the Rhine between Huningue (France) and Weil-am-Rhein (Germany), and according to wikipedia, it holds the world record for the longest pedestrian and bicycle-only walkway