Difference between revisions of "2009-04-05 47 11"

Revision as of 22:35, 5 April 2009

About

Just at the point where a path went into the forest near Aumühle.

Expeditions

Baerenfell

After talking my friends Naty and Jones into coming along (I actually just told them about the whole Geohashing thing and they were like: "Call us and maybe we'll come along") we took the suburban train from Munich to Wolfratshausen and walked from there. The Hashpoint was about 6 kilometers along a road and only the last few meters crosscountry (This involved crossing a dangerous creek and Jones nearly dying from exhaustion :) as you can see on below). We didn't have a GPS-device, but using a printout from googlemaps worked just fine. The Path was easy to find, so we did just put a sign at the place, took a few fotos and went on to Kloster Schäftlarn for a nice beer to celebrate our first Geohash. About two hours later we took the train from Ebenhausen back home.

Jones sitting in the train to Wolfratshausen...
... and Naty and Baerenfell at the Station.
Baerenfell crossing the deadly creek of horrible pain ...
... and Jones collapsing within sight of the goal.
Baerenfell writing ...
... the sign ...
... and celebrating with his mates while showing The Stupid Grin^tm.
The view at the hash.
Crossing the Isar ...
... to get a beer at Kloster Schäftlarn.

Achievements

I'm claiming for myself:

Baerenfell earned the Land geohash achievement

by reaching the (45, 11) geohash on 2009-04-05.

Baerenfell earned the Public transport geohash achievement

by reaching the (47, 11) geohash on 2009-04-05 via the S7 to Wolfratshausen.

Baerenfell earned the Drag-along achievement

by dragging Jones and Naty to the (47, 11) geohash on 2009-04-05.

Baerenfell earned the No Batteries Geohash Achievement

by reaching the (47, 11) geohash on 2009-04-05.

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-After talking my friends Naty and Jones into coming along (I actually just told them about the whole Geohashing thing and they were like: "Call us and maybe we'll come along") we took the suburban train from Munich to Wolfratshausen and walked from there. The Hashpoint was about 6 kilometers along a road and only the last few meter crosscountry (This involved crossing a dangerous creek and Jones nearly dying from exhaustion :) as you can see on the fotos). We didn't have a GPS-device, but using a printout from googlemaps worked just fine. The Path was easy to find, so we did just put a sign at the place, took a few fotos and went on to Kloster Schäftlarn for a nice beer to celebrate our first Geohash. About two hours later we took the train from Ebenhausen back home.
+After talking my friends Naty and Jones into coming along (I actually just told them about the whole Geohashing thing and they were like: "Call us and maybe we'll come along") we took the suburban train from Munich to Wolfratshausen and walked from there. The Hashpoint was about 6 kilometers along a road and only the last few meters crosscountry (This involved crossing a dangerous creek and Jones nearly dying from exhaustion :) as you can see on below). We didn't have a GPS-device, but using a printout from googlemaps worked just fine. The Path was easy to find, so we did just put a sign at the place, took a few fotos and went on to Kloster Schäftlarn for a nice beer to celebrate our first Geohash. About two hours later we took the train from Ebenhausen back home.
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