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Latest revision as of 10:53, 12 September 2021
| Sat 6 May 2017 in 53,8: 53.1552693, 8.6215039 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
A wind turbine blade factory in Lemwerder near Bremen.
Participants
Plans
This geohash had a good distance for a saturday afternoon expedition.
Expedition
I rode to Lemwerder via Bookholzberg to avoid the wind, which I expected to be stronger on the Hunte. I think that helped, although there was still wind on the way to Bookholzberg. Anyway, I was in Lemwerder way faster than I expected. When I left Oldenburg at 2 pm, I thought that I can’t be in time for a saturday meetup because of the wind. (By the way, I didn’t meet other geohashers.)
At 3:45 pm I reached the gate of Carbon Rotec. Because I wasn’t allowed to go closer to the geohash, I decided to drive round it, as much as possible. I made some pictures from Lemwerder, then I took the ferry to Vegesack to get a view on the whole areal of Carbon Rotec.
On the way back home I rode via Huntebrück not to avoid the wind, as it was in the right direction now.
Photos
Areals of Procedes and Carbon Rotec seen from viewing tower. Geohash is hidden behind trees, but it’s on the right corner of the black roof visible above the small 28 (or 22?). (Pixel position: 1500, 570)
Same view, but with Stupidmap inset.
View in the other direction. The ferry to Vegesack is visible.
Kerko south-west of the geohash. The black roof with the geohash is hidden behind the trees, again.
More zoom, the black roof is visible now. The tower is reminiscent of an airport, but the runway is blocked by turbine blades now.
Another blade in its complete elegance. Note the black blades in the back.
One more blade and high-voltage lines across the Weser.
The areal seen from the other side of the Weser.
Turbine blades to the end of the runway.
A sand pit I’ve seen because I didn’t get the shortest way from Lemwerder to Berne.
Sand lorrys, I think.
Detail view, maybe of a sorting station?
The clock in Berne I didn’t see the last time.
The bridge across the Hunte. The sign has fallen over now.
