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So, as planned, I left work early at around noon and drove my way to Trubenhausen and parked my car on a little parking spot for wanderers, nicely located in the woods. From there, I walked my way up to the hash - first on a perfect path, later on, somewhat disorientated, up onto a little mountain, without any trails or paths. Still, it wasn't too much of a problem to locate the hash pretty quick, and I got a good accuracy and made some fotos for proof... | So, as planned, I left work early at around noon and drove my way to Trubenhausen and parked my car on a little parking spot for wanderers, nicely located in the woods. From there, I walked my way up to the hash - first on a perfect path, later on, somewhat disorientated, up onto a little mountain, without any trails or paths. Still, it wasn't too much of a problem to locate the hash pretty quick, and I got a good accuracy and made some fotos for proof... | ||
| − | After locating the hash, I continued my way up the mountain, to reach the so called 'Rosstrappe', the highest point up here with a fantastic panoramic view. But today, | + | After locating the hash, I continued my way up the mountain, to reach the so called 'Rosstrappe', the highest point up here with a fantastic panoramic view. But today, typical for April, it was quite foggy and dense and so the panoramic view was nothing but white mist hehe... Still, I dig this kind of atmosphere in the forests - the silence is even more intense, when the fog hangs in the trees almost as thick as cotton. The second half of my tour was going down pretty steep and led me to the ruins of an old fortress (the Gelsterburg from the 13th century), mainly moss-covered heaps of stones, but still very impressive! |
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Latest revision as of 04:37, 16 August 2019
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Location
In a forest east of Trubenhausen
Participants
Plans
Go to the hash after leaving work early.
Expedition
So, as planned, I left work early at around noon and drove my way to Trubenhausen and parked my car on a little parking spot for wanderers, nicely located in the woods. From there, I walked my way up to the hash - first on a perfect path, later on, somewhat disorientated, up onto a little mountain, without any trails or paths. Still, it wasn't too much of a problem to locate the hash pretty quick, and I got a good accuracy and made some fotos for proof...
After locating the hash, I continued my way up the mountain, to reach the so called 'Rosstrappe', the highest point up here with a fantastic panoramic view. But today, typical for April, it was quite foggy and dense and so the panoramic view was nothing but white mist hehe... Still, I dig this kind of atmosphere in the forests - the silence is even more intense, when the fog hangs in the trees almost as thick as cotton. The second half of my tour was going down pretty steep and led me to the ruins of an old fortress (the Gelsterburg from the 13th century), mainly moss-covered heaps of stones, but still very impressive!
Photos
The way to the hash
Nice view on Trubenhausen
The path to the hash
The hash - that green stump it was
At the steep hash location
The hash - screenshot
The rest of the way up high
The path to the Rosstrappe
The 'panoramic view' at the Rosstrappe
The Gelsterburg ruins from the 13th century
