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== Location ==
 
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At a forest road near Grinzens.
 
== Participants ==
 
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[[User:LeslieHapablap|LeslieHapablap]]
 
== Plans ==
 
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Go there by bike.
  
 
== Expedition ==
 
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This geohash wasn't particularly hard, but today's heat made it challenging. I was familiar with most parts of the route from previous cycling tours, and therefore I knew in advance that I couldn't expect much shade. And indeed I needed much will power to continue on steadily rising roads with the sun burning without mercy.
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Finally I made the 600m altitude difference to the village Grinzens and arrived at the point where the paved road turned into a forest road. From there I had to push my bike because it is not suited for these kind of roads, but luckily it was only half a kilometer more to go.
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I had to go a few steps into the forest to find the hash point and my GPS reception was quite poor once more. But I managed to get the 0m distance screenshot, albeit with a large uncertainty.
  
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Happily with one more successful geohash I returned to Innsbruck.
  
 
*I was there!  -- [[User:LeslieHapablap|LeslieHapablap]] ([[User talk:LeslieHapablap|talk]]) 09:11, 9 June 2014 (EDT)
 
*I was there!  -- [[User:LeslieHapablap|LeslieHapablap]] ([[User talk:LeslieHapablap|talk]]) 09:11, 9 June 2014 (EDT)

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Location

At a forest road near Grinzens.

Participants

LeslieHapablap

Plans

Go there by bike.

Expedition

This geohash wasn't particularly hard, but today's heat made it challenging. I was familiar with most parts of the route from previous cycling tours, and therefore I knew in advance that I couldn't expect much shade. And indeed I needed much will power to continue on steadily rising roads with the sun burning without mercy.

Finally I made the 600m altitude difference to the village Grinzens and arrived at the point where the paved road turned into a forest road. From there I had to push my bike because it is not suited for these kind of roads, but luckily it was only half a kilometer more to go.

I had to go a few steps into the forest to find the hash point and my GPS reception was quite poor once more. But I managed to get the 0m distance screenshot, albeit with a large uncertainty.

Happily with one more successful geohash I returned to Innsbruck.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements