Difference between revisions of "2009-12-26 48 8"
imported>Danatar (Report!) |
imported>FippeBot m (Location) |
||
Line 44: | Line 44: | ||
[[Category:Coordinates reached]] | [[Category:Coordinates reached]] | ||
[[Category:Danatar]] | [[Category:Danatar]] | ||
+ | {{location|DE|BW|BL}} |
Latest revision as of 00:17, 9 August 2019
Sat 26 Dec 2009 in Pforzheim: 48.3387626, 8.7905928 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Today's location is between trees on the steep slope next to the Stunzach creek near Gruol, a borough of Haigerloch.
Country: Germany; state: Baden-Württemberg (EU:DE:BW); administrative region: Tübingen; district: Zollernalbkreis
Weather: great sunshine, about 1 °C
Expedition
Danatar
I went to Lake Constance for a Christmas visit to my grandparents (and to meet my parents who were there, too), so I had to drive along the Autobahn A81 from one end to the other. I took the exit Empfingen and quickly reached Gruol. Near the trout farm I parked my car on the side of the road next to the fishing pond and started to walk towards the hashpoint. The ground was icy and slippery and I mostly walked on the grass next to the road. After half the distance, I found out that I had left the paper with the coordinates on it in the car, so I walked back. It was going downhill and I had some fun by "surfing" on the icy road. Then I set out again and I soon was near the hashpoint. The whole time the sun was shining and I enjoyed it very very much, since because of the short autumn/winter days and my long working hours (and bad weather on my days off) I haven't been touched by sunshine for weeks.
The hashpoint was on the slope leading down to the creek, and that slope was very steep (about 100% decline or more), but I managed to reach the hashpoint without falling down (which would have meant to fall down, down, down and into the water, with broken bones from hitting all the trees). I took some pictures and thought about building a marker, but I didn't have much time so I didn't do that.
Instead I crawled back up the slope and went back to the car. There I tried to pet the horses that were held in a pasture next to the fishing pond, but they ignored me, so I drove on. The roads to the Autobahn (I aimed for a different exit in order to avoid a detour) were still lined and sometimes covered with snow, but I got there without wrecking the car. At the restaurant where my family was having lunch I arrived only 20 minutes later than planned, and before the first course was served.
This was my one hundredth attempt at visiting a hashpoint.