CUSTOM CHROME EUROPE Bolt On And Ride Tour Rhein Time – Germany’s most romantic ride! THEATER of DISASTER: Erpeler Ley View from the Erpeler Ley south: Lake Laach is roughly 15 km distant as is the „Andernachian Gate“ where the river was blocked.
CUSTOM CHROME EUROPE PRESS RELEASE - PUBLICATION FREE OF CHARGE The narrow gorge between Andernach and Remagen may have seen many disasters and blockades: The Rhine river was blocked by volcanic eruption and ice periods several times. Geology and climate refer to other time scales than we are used to. From the Erpeler Ley, this is a lesson to be learned... Old crane in Andernach Rhine narrows outside Andernach The Namedy Cold Water Geysir can only be visited by ship. In the rear, the B9 clinging to the mountains. A VIEW INTO ARMAGEDDON... ...is another option from the 191 m high Ley looking far into the Eifel. The view from the Ley to the Laach eruption 12.000 years ago must have been breathtaking but deadly. The Ley itself was a volcano too, as can be seen from the rock structure. The Rhine valley was blocked by ashes and debris at the „Andernachian Gate“ and Brohl, creating a 140 km 2 lake that included Rhine, Mosel, Lahn, Nahe and Main Valleys, including the plain between Bingen and Bad Kreuznach, todays CCE HQ location. The Blockade may have lasted for years, but when the dam broke, a continuous floodwave rolled down the Rhine river, again destroying everything in its way down to todays Cologne and further downstream. Passing the Andernachian Gate
