Difference between revisions of "2011-07-25 48 9"

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Location

A residential road at Esslingen-Mettingen, close to the Daimler-Benz motor factory.

Participants

Ekorren went there by bike and continued to Stuttgart

Expedition

Basically took the Neckar valley cycle trail to get to Stuttgart, but tried a few variations after Köngen which turned out to make the not-so-nice part of the trip much worse. However, now I know that next time I better shouldn't try a route left of the river after Sirnau.

Not many pictures this time, sorry.

Friendly comment: I hate this unbelievable car-centric politics and planning around Stuttgart. I definitely would have been good in time if they would at least consider there might also be bicycles on this world. Can you imagine it took me 15 minutes to cross a single road at Esslingen? You can't? Well, then let me tell you the only reason why I even made it within of 15 minutes was that I didn't use the marked bike route but instead carried the bike over the steep and narrow stairs down and up the pedestrian tunnel. After I had found that there was no way to make a certain light turn green and that there even was a pedestrian tunnel.

You don't want to hear the unfriendly version :P

Gallery

Sunflowery trail
Only pedestrians and bikes with a mass of less than 26 tons each are allowed.
Behind the bridge, there's the sign of our true government: Mercedes-Benz.
Too many of their products.
Bike trails take weird turns, and are basically meant to remove bicyclists from roads
"Tour de onion" - even in an all-industry, no-agriculture artificial desert?
The hash
Coordinates reached.

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 == Expedition ==
-Friendly comment: I hate this unbelievable car-centric politics and planning around Stuttgart. I definitely would have been good in time if they would at least consider there might also be bicycles on this world.
+Basically took the Neckar valley cycle trail to get to Stuttgart, but tried a few variations after Köngen which turned out to make the not-so-nice part of the trip much worse. However, now I know that next time I better shouldn't try a route left of the river after Sirnau.
+Not many pictures this time, sorry.
+Friendly comment: I hate this unbelievable car-centric politics and planning around Stuttgart. I definitely would have been good in time if they would at least consider there might also be bicycles on this world. Can you imagine it took me 15 minutes to cross a single road at Esslingen? You can't? Well, then let me tell you the only reason why I even made it within of 15 minutes was that I didn't use the marked bike route but instead carried the bike over the steep and narrow stairs down and up the pedestrian tunnel. After I had found that there was no way to make a certain light turn green and that there even was a pedestrian tunnel.
+You don't want to hear the unfriendly version :P
 == Gallery ==
 <gallery>
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_sunflower_trail.JPG|Sunflowery trail
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_sunflowers.JPG
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_26tons.JPG|Only pedestrians and bikes with a mass of less than 26 tons each are allowed.
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_Bridge_Mercedes.JPG|Behind the bridge, there's the sign of our true government: Mercedes-Benz.
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_Daimler_parking.JPG|Too many of their products.
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_biketrails.JPG|Bike trails take weird turns, and are basically meant to remove bicyclists from roads
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_onion_trail.JPG|"Tour de onion" - even in an all-industry, no-agriculture artificial desert?
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_house.JPG|The hash
+File:2011-07-25_48_9_GPS.JPG|Coordinates reached.
 </gallery>
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 [[Category:Coordinates reached]]
 [[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
+{{location|DE|BW|ES}}


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