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==Expedition== | ==Expedition== | ||
| − | + | In the morning, I walked to Osnabrück Central, took the bus to ''Gesmold/Papenbrede'' and walked the rest of the distance. The coordinates were in a forest, easy to locate. | |
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| + | After recording proof, I walked to a nearby river bifurcation. The [[wikipedia:Hase (river)|Hase]] retains two thirds of its water and later flows into the Ems. One third however branches off and forms the new river [[wikipedia:Else (Werre)|Else]], which flows via the Werre into the Weser - a separate river system - though both Ems and Weser ultimately flow into the North Sea. | ||
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| + | Afterwards, I walked back to the ''Gesmold/Papenbrede'' bus stop, took the bus to Osnabrück Central and walked to my parents' house. | ||
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
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| + | 2024-12-24 52 8 04 Surroundings.jpg | Surroundings | ||
| + | 2024-12-24 52 8 02 Proof.jpg | Proof | ||
2024-12-24 52 8 01 Site.jpg | The site of the Geohash | 2024-12-24 52 8 01 Site.jpg | The site of the Geohash | ||
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2024-12-24 52 8 03 Geohash.jpg | The Geohash | 2024-12-24 52 8 03 Geohash.jpg | The Geohash | ||
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2024-12-24 52 8 05 Hase-Else Bifurcation.jpg | The bifurcation | 2024-12-24 52 8 05 Hase-Else Bifurcation.jpg | The bifurcation | ||
2024-12-24 52 8 06 Hase-Else Bifurcation.jpg | At the bifurcation | 2024-12-24 52 8 06 Hase-Else Bifurcation.jpg | At the bifurcation | ||
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Location
This Geohash is located in a forest in Himmern.
Participants
Expedition
In the morning, I walked to Osnabrück Central, took the bus to Gesmold/Papenbrede and walked the rest of the distance. The coordinates were in a forest, easy to locate.
After recording proof, I walked to a nearby river bifurcation. The Hase retains two thirds of its water and later flows into the Ems. One third however branches off and forms the new river Else, which flows via the Werre into the Weser - a separate river system - though both Ems and Weser ultimately flow into the North Sea.
Afterwards, I walked back to the Gesmold/Papenbrede bus stop, took the bus to Osnabrück Central and walked to my parents' house.
Photos
Surroundings
Proof
The site of the Geohash
The Geohash
The bifurcation
At the bifurcation
Tracklog
Ribbons
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Fippe earned the Land geohash achievement
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