Today was a rainy day again. And I ended on an abandoned camping site.
First town I passed was Yverdon-les-Bains, a nice old town, at least in the center. Then I saw, the cycle route 5 was reworked. Last time, the route followed the motorway directly and was rather loud,  That improved now.
Near Mormnot, I switched from route 5 to route 50. There rain became heavier. So all the way until Geneva I hardly could see the Lake. Leaving Geneva I looked for a campsite and found one on the map (OSM base) near . I arrived rather late, so I had to take this one. As I arrived I found it empty. It must have been closed years ago. I pitched my tent and after my meal a frog jumped on my leg.

Today the distance was 154 Km.

This Sunday was a rainy day. My wash drier did stop working: all wet clothes normally I attach on my luggage. Sun  and wind then dry it in half a day. Now between Aarburg  and  Soloturn the sky became dark and some thunder and lightning convincede to put the clothes in my rucksack.
Until Biel  I followed the river Aare, then the east coast of the lake. At the end along the canal de la Thièlle to the lake of Neuchâtel. There I decided to stay on the cycle route 5.
In Estavayer-le-lac people seem to adore frogs, at least the town was decorated by them and there is also a frog’s museum.
Near Yvonand I pitched my tent on a campsite. I first got a muddy place,  but after my complaint at the reception, I took a drier place with green grass.
Distance today: 144 km.

Some kilometers after I started there was a nice ascent to Fürstenberg with a mice view over the Danube valley. The way down was less steep, so I was able to cycle with a good speed. Btw the highest speed was 65 km/h today.
Then I crossed the steam line Sauschwänzlebahn (Pig Tail Railroad) multiple times.
As yesterday temperatures were pretty high speed again (37 degrees Celsius according my bicycle computer) , I had to drink am awful lot of water. In Switzerland they serve nice cooled water directly near the cycle path.
Between Lauchringen and Kadelburg Komoot routed me over a mountain bike path with a steep ascent on a gravel. That might have been shorter, but surely it took a lot more time and Energy. I crossed the Rhine an the Swiss border in Bad Zurzach and had a second avoidable ascent to the Aare Valley. So in future cross the Rhine in Koblenz; this leads directly to the Aare.
At the end of the day I found a campsite in Aarburg with an impressive Fortess.
Today I cycled 116 km.