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== Location == | == Location == | ||
| − | In a forest, near Wyhl am | + | In a forest, near [[wikipedia:Wyhl|Wyhl am Kaiserstuhl]]. |
== Participants == | == Participants == | ||
| − | [[User:Baarde|Baarde]] | + | * [[User:Baarde|Baarde]] |
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They were a few meters bellow a levee. I arrived there at 12:20, stayed a little bit, then left northwards. | They were a few meters bellow a levee. I arrived there at 12:20, stayed a little bit, then left northwards. | ||
| − | In Rust I stopped for an ice cream, a milkshake and a schorle. I then took the ferry in Rhinau to go back to France, went to Benfeld's Lake where I swam for one hour, and headed back to Boofzheim. The next leg of my trip was a direct ride to Marckolsheim on the EuroVelo 15 along the | + | In Rust I stopped for an ice cream, a milkshake and a schorle. I then took the ferry in Rhinau to go back to France, went to Benfeld's Lake where I swam for one hour, and headed back to Boofzheim. The next leg of my trip was a direct ride to Marckolsheim on the EuroVelo 15 along the old Rhône-Rhine Canal. |
My tracker app says I rode 95.19 km in total (and about 3 kilometers weren't properly recorded), which is my longest ride so far. | My tracker app says I rode 95.19 km in total (and about 3 kilometers weren't properly recorded), which is my longest ride so far. | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
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Image:2020-08-10_48_7_01.jpg | Starting near Marckolsheim, France | Image:2020-08-10_48_7_01.jpg | Starting near Marckolsheim, France | ||
Image:2020-08-10_48_7_02.jpg | Crossing the Rhine river | Image:2020-08-10_48_7_02.jpg | Crossing the Rhine river | ||
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== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
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| date = 2020-08-10 | | date = 2020-08-10 | ||
| name = [[User:Baarde|Baarde]] | | name = [[User:Baarde|Baarde]] | ||
| − | | distance = | + | | distance = 95 km |
| bothways = true | | bothways = true | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 27 March 2023
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Location
In a forest, near Wyhl am Kaiserstuhl.
Participants
Plans
The coordinates are located on the route I took on the way back during my previous expedition. I’m going to repeat that trip, but this time I’m doing it anti-clockwise.
Expedition
I cycled to Marckolsheim, stopped at the Gendarmerie Nationale to report the stealing of my bicycle (not that bicycle, another one) and continued toward Germany. After crossing the Rhine on the Sasbach-Marckolsheim bridge, I wandered in the forest between the river and Wyhl until I could get some 4G on my phone and load the coordinates (Great planning!).
They were a few meters bellow a levee. I arrived there at 12:20, stayed a little bit, then left northwards.
In Rust I stopped for an ice cream, a milkshake and a schorle. I then took the ferry in Rhinau to go back to France, went to Benfeld's Lake where I swam for one hour, and headed back to Boofzheim. The next leg of my trip was a direct ride to Marckolsheim on the EuroVelo 15 along the old Rhône-Rhine Canal.
My tracker app says I rode 95.19 km in total (and about 3 kilometers weren't properly recorded), which is my longest ride so far.
Photos
Starting near Marckolsheim, France
Crossing the Rhine river
Welcome to Germany
Somewhere near Wyhl
Nearly there
Coordinates reached
Stupid grin
Let's go back to France
Achievements
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Baarde earned the Land geohash achievement
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Baarde earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
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Baarde earned the Border geohash achievement
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Baarde earned the Reverse regional achievement
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Baarde earned the Two to the N achievement
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Is it true that Baarde earned the Police Geohash?
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