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Today's location is in a sugar beet field near the village of Vilchband. The hashpoint is in the state Baden-Württemberg, about 350 meters west of the state border to Bavaria (This is not important at all, but you might wonder about the dashed line on the map). | Today's location is in a sugar beet field near the village of Vilchband. The hashpoint is in the state Baden-Württemberg, about 350 meters west of the state border to Bavaria (This is not important at all, but you might wonder about the dashed line on the map). | ||
− | + | == Expedition ([[User:Danatar|Danatar]])== | |
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+ | Wow, a Saturday hashpoint in by bike reachable distance, even though "reachable distance" in this case means "farther than I would voluntarily go" and though I am expecting guests for dinner! Getting easily addicted to useless but funny things like geohashing, I really had no choice, I had to go there. | ||
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+ | Armed with a map printout, directions and supplies (water, chocolate), I mounted my bike and set out for the countryside. The road google had chosen for me turned out to be a medium traffic country road without any bicycle lane, but luckily nobody run me over. It was going mostly uphill with the steepest slope shortly before the hashpoint, but I had no real problems getting there. I arrived at the dirt track next to the hashpoint at 3:55 p.m. and used some guessing (and counting steps) to find the right spot. Then, after a detour around a ditch, I took some steps into the field (the sugar beets have enough space between them) and started to document my success. As expected, nobody else showed up. | ||
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+ | On my way back, I was happy to be able to go downhill so much, because I haven't cycled more than 30 kilometers in one day for years and my legs were getting really heavy. My bar of chocolate was the thing that kept me going. I had to eat three bites for every kilometer, but it took the weariness away and gave me enough energy (no, it was a normal chocolate bar with no added "spices") to get home in time to finish the onion tart for my guests. Distance cycled: 29.7 km there + 30.5 km back = 60.2 km total | ||
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+ | Nobody seems to have visited this graticule before. Proof that I went by bike (photo 3) to the correct location (photos 1 to 3) can be taken from the gallery (I'm still watching eBay for a GPS). | ||
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+ | {{Graticule unlocked | latitude = 49 | longitude = 9 | date = 2008-09-20 | name = Danatar }} | ||
+ | {{Bicycle geohash | latitude = 49 | longitude = 9 | date = 2008-09-20 | name = Danatar | image = 2008-09-20_49_9_3bike.jpg }} | ||
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+ | <gallery> | ||
+ | Image:2008-09-20_49_9_1vilchband.jpg|1) Vilchband town sign | ||
+ | Image:2008-09-20_49_9_2hash.jpg|2) Coordinates reached, including Stupid Grin<sup>tm</sup> | ||
+ | Image:2008-09-20_49_9_3bike.jpg|3) Date & time, means of transport, hashpoint area | ||
+ | Image:2008-09-20_49_9_4schoko.jpg|4) My head feels so light, does this mean not enough sugar or too much of it? Ba-ba-doodle-doo... | ||
+ | Image:2008-09-20_49_9_giraffe.jpg| Africa is not on my map, did I take a wrong turn? | ||
+ | Image:2008-09-20_49_9_sonnenblume.jpg| A beautiful sun flower, the only one blooming amid five dozen. | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
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+ | [[Category:Expeditions]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Expeditions with photos]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Expedition without GPS]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Coordinates reached]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Danatar]] | ||
+ | {{location|DE|BW|TBB}} |
Latest revision as of 07:35, 20 March 2024
Sat 20 Sep 2008 in Würzburg, Germany: 49.5939233, 9.8365649 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Today's location is in a sugar beet field near the village of Vilchband. The hashpoint is in the state Baden-Württemberg, about 350 meters west of the state border to Bavaria (This is not important at all, but you might wonder about the dashed line on the map).
Expedition (Danatar)
Wow, a Saturday hashpoint in by bike reachable distance, even though "reachable distance" in this case means "farther than I would voluntarily go" and though I am expecting guests for dinner! Getting easily addicted to useless but funny things like geohashing, I really had no choice, I had to go there.
Armed with a map printout, directions and supplies (water, chocolate), I mounted my bike and set out for the countryside. The road google had chosen for me turned out to be a medium traffic country road without any bicycle lane, but luckily nobody run me over. It was going mostly uphill with the steepest slope shortly before the hashpoint, but I had no real problems getting there. I arrived at the dirt track next to the hashpoint at 3:55 p.m. and used some guessing (and counting steps) to find the right spot. Then, after a detour around a ditch, I took some steps into the field (the sugar beets have enough space between them) and started to document my success. As expected, nobody else showed up.
On my way back, I was happy to be able to go downhill so much, because I haven't cycled more than 30 kilometers in one day for years and my legs were getting really heavy. My bar of chocolate was the thing that kept me going. I had to eat three bites for every kilometer, but it took the weariness away and gave me enough energy (no, it was a normal chocolate bar with no added "spices") to get home in time to finish the onion tart for my guests. Distance cycled: 29.7 km there + 30.5 km back = 60.2 km total
Nobody seems to have visited this graticule before. Proof that I went by bike (photo 3) to the correct location (photos 1 to 3) can be taken from the gallery (I'm still watching eBay for a GPS).
Danatar earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
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Danatar earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
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