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'''Expedition total:''' 2.2 hours, walked 19.5 km | '''Expedition total:''' 2.2 hours, walked 19.5 km | ||
| − | The coordinates were in perfect distance to beat my yet longest walk geohash, and I returned early enough from work to get there and | + | The coordinates were in perfect distance to beat my yet longest walk geohash, and I returned early enough from work to get there and back home before sundown (about 90% of the way to the hash and back aren't illuminated by street lights). I started my expedition by following the southbound train tracks until I reached Sandhausen. From there, the hashpoint was easy to find - I just had to follow the L598, a street starting in Heidelberg and leading through Sandhausen to St. Leon-Rot. The hashpoint was just 20 m off the street into a forest. |
I didn't want to take the same way back (even though it's a really beautiful route without any cars around) and followed field tracks along the L598, taking a slight detour of about a km at a point where I couldn't safely cross the street and had to turn west. | I didn't want to take the same way back (even though it's a really beautiful route without any cars around) and followed field tracks along the L598, taking a slight detour of about a km at a point where I couldn't safely cross the street and had to turn west. | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 28 August 2009
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Contents
Location
In a forest near Sandhausen, about 9 km south of Heidelberg.
Participants
Expedition
Expedition total: 2.2 hours, walked 19.5 km
The coordinates were in perfect distance to beat my yet longest walk geohash, and I returned early enough from work to get there and back home before sundown (about 90% of the way to the hash and back aren't illuminated by street lights). I started my expedition by following the southbound train tracks until I reached Sandhausen. From there, the hashpoint was easy to find - I just had to follow the L598, a street starting in Heidelberg and leading through Sandhausen to St. Leon-Rot. The hashpoint was just 20 m off the street into a forest.
I didn't want to take the same way back (even though it's a really beautiful route without any cars around) and followed field tracks along the L598, taking a slight detour of about a km at a point where I couldn't safely cross the street and had to turn west.
Photos
Almost all of the way to the hash looked like this
Google Maps didn't know about that roundabout
Street leading to the coordinates
200 m to go
Obligatory
Getting on my way back home
Why doesn't anybody want to buy this beauty?
Power lines
Substation
when we touch
when we kiss
