Difference between revisions of "2018-10-05 51 10"

Latest revision as of 04:10, 16 August 2019

Location

In the inner city of Dingelstädt

Participants

Plans

Since I had taken a day off, we wanted to drive 55 km to Dingelstädt, do a bit of sightseeing and shopping and visit this very easy geohash as well.

Expedition

We left home 12:45 pm and arrived in Dingelstädt around 13:30 pm, parked our car and started out on a multi-geocache, which would lead us through the old inner city and show us some interesting places. The weather was excellent - more than 20 degrees Celcius, early October, simply great to do some sightseeing! At the middle of the multi, we headed for the hash, which was located directly at a main road that goes through Dingelstädt. It was an easy one - very easy indeed - and within two minutes I took some photos as evidence and we continued our way, eating a hamburger at a small 'Imbiss' (a tiny diner) and visiting the cemetery of Dingelstädt as well...

Personal note: it seems, that geohashing is a good thing to also attract my wife getting out a little more, by combining some geohashing and geocaching with a bit of shopping, sightseeing and getting us a little snack on our trip! There's always something interesting for both of us to discover and the hashes lead us to places where we hadn't been before...

Tracklog

Today's track through Dingelstädt

Photos

The Unstrut in Dingelstädt
The Mühlgraben
Shadows in the deep
Many fishes down there
At the hash location
The hash - proof
The hash - screenshot
The hasher at the hash location
Catholic church (build 1852 - 1855) of Dingelstädt

Achievements

Digiphono has visited an Easy Geohash

by reaching the (51, 10) geohash on 2018-10-05 without really trying.

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 == Expedition ==
-We left home 12:45 pm and arrived in Dingelstädt around 13:30 pm, parked our car and started out on a multi-geocache, which would lead us through the old inner city and show us some interesting places. The weather was excellent - more than 20 degrees Celcius, early October, simply great to do some sightseeing! At the middle of the multi, we headed for the hash, which was located directly at a main road that goes through Dingelstädt. It was an easy one - very easy indeed - and within two minutes I took some photos as evidence and we continued our way...
+We left home 12:45 pm and arrived in Dingelstädt around 13:30 pm, parked our car and started out on a [https://coord.info/GC4T5MQ multi-geocache], which would lead us through the old inner city and show us some interesting places. The weather was excellent - more than 20 degrees Celcius, early October, simply great to do some sightseeing! At the middle of the multi, we headed for the hash, which was located directly at a main road that goes through Dingelstädt. It was an easy one - very easy indeed - and within two minutes I took some photos as evidence and we continued our way, eating a hamburger at a small 'Imbiss' (a tiny diner) and visiting the cemetery of Dingelstädt as well...
 ''Personal note: it seems, that geohashing is a good thing to also attract my wife getting out a little more, by combining some geohashing and geocaching with a bit of shopping, sightseeing and getting us a little snack on our trip! There's always something interesting for both of us to discover and the hashes lead us to places where we hadn't been before...''
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