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== Location ==
 
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Along the main street in Fjenneslev.
  
 
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[[User:coyotebush|coyotebush]]
  
 
== Plans ==
 
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While riding a train from Hamburg to Copenhagen, I re-checked the hashpoints and realized this one was actually reachable. Even better, it wasn't far from the Ringsted station, my train's penultimate stop (and only about 200 meters from the tracks; Fjenneslev no longer has an active station).
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Typically I've been cycling to hashes during travel detours like this. Today's weather was pleasant for cycling, and infrastructure in Denmark would probably be fine. But Ringsted to Fjenneslev and back is slightly farther than I typically like to ride. Google Maps suggested bus 460R would be much faster - it only runs once an hour each direction, but was perfectly timed to give me a few minutes in Ringsted and about 30 minutes in Fjenneslev. I figured if I cycled, the bus would probably pass me both ways. Since my Brompton wouldn't be any use, I planned to lock it up in Ringsted.
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Then after, I could pick among frequent trains continuing from Ringsted to Copenhagen.
  
 
== Expedition ==
 
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Once my train left Odense on time, I looked into getting a bus ticket. I eventually figured out that Danish bus tickets are good for unlimited travel within an hour or so in their valid zones, so a single ticket (24 DKK) would get me both there and back.
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Hurried through the Ringsted station until I found the bike parking out front and the bus waiting nearby. Locked bike, boarded bus and flashed the ticket at the driver. Quick ride, and wasn't the only one getting off at Thyrasvej. Crossed road, continued walking another 50 meters until I was at the point.
  
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Then a wait, also not alone, for the return bus. Retrieved bike. Caught a regional train onward, which also conveniently brought me closer to my final destination.
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Image:2024-09-01_55_11_coyotebush_1725197049105.jpg|Goodbye bus [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=55.44018632&mlon=11.67138896&zoom=16 @55.4402,11.6714]
 
Image:2024-09-01_55_11_coyotebush_1725197049105.jpg|Goodbye bus [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=55.44018632&mlon=11.67138896&zoom=16 @55.4402,11.6714]
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Image:2024-09-01_55_11_coyotebush_1725197617293.jpg|Selfie east (yellow signs mark the bus stops) [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=55.44004444&mlon=11.67026667&zoom=16 @55.4400,11.6703]
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Image:2024-09-01_55_11_coyotebush_1725197642252.jpg|Selfie west [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=55.44004444&mlon=11.67026667&zoom=16 @55.4400,11.6703]
 
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Latest revision as of 18:42, 1 September 2024

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Location

Along the main street in Fjenneslev.

Participants

coyotebush

Plans

While riding a train from Hamburg to Copenhagen, I re-checked the hashpoints and realized this one was actually reachable. Even better, it wasn't far from the Ringsted station, my train's penultimate stop (and only about 200 meters from the tracks; Fjenneslev no longer has an active station).

Typically I've been cycling to hashes during travel detours like this. Today's weather was pleasant for cycling, and infrastructure in Denmark would probably be fine. But Ringsted to Fjenneslev and back is slightly farther than I typically like to ride. Google Maps suggested bus 460R would be much faster - it only runs once an hour each direction, but was perfectly timed to give me a few minutes in Ringsted and about 30 minutes in Fjenneslev. I figured if I cycled, the bus would probably pass me both ways. Since my Brompton wouldn't be any use, I planned to lock it up in Ringsted.

Then after, I could pick among frequent trains continuing from Ringsted to Copenhagen.

Expedition

Once my train left Odense on time, I looked into getting a bus ticket. I eventually figured out that Danish bus tickets are good for unlimited travel within an hour or so in their valid zones, so a single ticket (24 DKK) would get me both there and back.

Hurried through the Ringsted station until I found the bike parking out front and the bus waiting nearby. Locked bike, boarded bus and flashed the ticket at the driver. Quick ride, and wasn't the only one getting off at Thyrasvej. Crossed road, continued walking another 50 meters until I was at the point.

Then a wait, also not alone, for the return bus. Retrieved bike. Caught a regional train onward, which also conveniently brought me closer to my final destination.

Photos

Achievements

Bus.PNG
 coyotebush earned the Public transport geohash achievement
by reaching the (55, 11) geohash on 2024-09-01 using public transit.
2024-09-01 55 11 coyotebush 1725197049105.jpg
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