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== Participants == | == Participants == | ||
| − | [[User:Ekorren|Ekorren]] was there in the late afternoon and experienced a flat tire on the way back for the third time | + | [[User:Ekorren|Ekorren]] was there in the late afternoon and experienced a flat tire on the way back for the third time this month. I hate it. |
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
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| + | Bebenhausen is a small old village in the middle of the forest, with a nice and well preserved medieval monastery. A #1 tourist destination, so to say. The direct way to the hash led right over Bebenhausen, so I chose to go through the monastery and take a few pictures there. Those are not the most famous views and neither the greatest. I ''could'' more and better ones from other occasions. | ||
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| + | After passing Bebenhausen, I went away from the most famous trails, and was basically alone with a lot of trees. The hash was somewhere in the large fenced game reserve area. Basically they say you shouldn't leave ways there, so it was unclear whether it would be legal to actually reach the hash. However, when I came close, there was a hunter's footpath which led amost exactly to the hash, so I called that a way and used it. The hash itself was nothing spectacular, just a patch of rather open forest. | ||
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| + | Took a few detours, and when it started to get dark, went back onto well known tracks to get home. Got another flat tire, this time from a piece of broken glass (you see - idiots who smash bottles instead of returning them are everywhere, even in secluded forest spots), but this time I had some emergency tool with me and was able to patch the tire up well enough to safely get home. | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_1.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_2.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_3.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_4.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_5.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_6.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bebenhausen_7.JPG | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Wildgehege_Sign.JPG|All pleas and rules apply only to hikers? So bikers are free to leave the ways? | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Gewannname.JPG|State forest, district 3, part 30, named "wild field". This is where the hash is. | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Mark_T.JPG|T marks the spot? Beware or T-rexes? | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_GPS.JPG|Coordinates reached | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_VFH_seat.JPG|View from hash | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bruehlweiher_1.JPG|Brühlweiher - a small lake along the way | ||
| + | File:2010-09-29_48_9_Bruehlweiher_2.JPG | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Contents
Location
In the Schönbuch forest near Tübingen-Bebenhausen.
Participants
Ekorren was there in the late afternoon and experienced a flat tire on the way back for the third time this month. I hate it.
Expedition
Bebenhausen is a small old village in the middle of the forest, with a nice and well preserved medieval monastery. A #1 tourist destination, so to say. The direct way to the hash led right over Bebenhausen, so I chose to go through the monastery and take a few pictures there. Those are not the most famous views and neither the greatest. I could more and better ones from other occasions.
After passing Bebenhausen, I went away from the most famous trails, and was basically alone with a lot of trees. The hash was somewhere in the large fenced game reserve area. Basically they say you shouldn't leave ways there, so it was unclear whether it would be legal to actually reach the hash. However, when I came close, there was a hunter's footpath which led amost exactly to the hash, so I called that a way and used it. The hash itself was nothing spectacular, just a patch of rather open forest.
Took a few detours, and when it started to get dark, went back onto well known tracks to get home. Got another flat tire, this time from a piece of broken glass (you see - idiots who smash bottles instead of returning them are everywhere, even in secluded forest spots), but this time I had some emergency tool with me and was able to patch the tire up well enough to safely get home.
Photos
All pleas and rules apply only to hikers? So bikers are free to leave the ways?
State forest, district 3, part 30, named "wild field". This is where the hash is.
T marks the spot? Beware or T-rexes?
Coordinates reached
View from hash
Brühlweiher - a small lake along the way
