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It was quite an easy bike ride until Rottenburg, with very good, flat and paved bicyle roads. | It was quite an easy bike ride until Rottenburg, with very good, flat and paved bicyle roads. | ||
− | After Rottenburg, I had to get up a | + | After Rottenburg, I had to get up a hill to the get to the village of Neustetten which lies on a plateau around ~100hm above Rottenburg. |
− | I was at the nearest point to the geohash where I could go without destroying the crops on the field | + | I arrived at the geohash at around 15:00. |
+ | I didn't go to the exact spot, but was at the nearest point to the geohash where I could go without destroying the crops on the field. | ||
The next I was to the geohash was around 8 metres. | The next I was to the geohash was around 8 metres. | ||
So hopefully this counts as this was my first one :) | So hopefully this counts as this was my first one :) | ||
− | + | On the route back I decided to try another farm lane, because I had the feeling that the first route I took was not the shortest one. | |
− | I got a little lost in the unpaved farm lanes between the fields. They always | + | I had no map on my GPS and got a little lost in the unpaved farm lanes between the fields. |
− | Note to myself: For the next geohash I attempt, I'll download the OSM map to my | + | They start as a good road, but would always get worse and worse, and I even had to push my bicycle a few hundred meters and turn around, as I couldn't drive anymore. |
+ | Note to myself: For the next geohash I attempt, I'll download the OSM map to my GPS first, so I can see where the paved roads are :) | ||
On the route back I stopped in Weilheim, as there was a little village fair. | On the route back I stopped in Weilheim, as there was a little village fair. | ||
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(Funny note for non-Germans: "Radler" is a German word which can mean either "bicyclist" and "beer with sprite") | (Funny note for non-Germans: "Radler" is a German word which can mean either "bicyclist" and "beer with sprite") | ||
− | I arrived at home | + | Around 17:00 I arrived at home. |
All in all it was nice and sunny 42km bicycle tour. | All in all it was nice and sunny 42km bicycle tour. | ||
== Tracklog == | == Tracklog == | ||
− | As I didn't figure out how to upload GPX, | + | As I didn't figure out how to upload GPX here, just look at the image down there :) |
== Photos == | == Photos == |
Revision as of 20:51, 17 May 2015
Sun 17 May 2015 in 48,8: 48.4769379, 8.8741651 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
on a field near Neustetten/Rottenburg
Participants
Plans
This one seems easy enough and I have some free time, so Klaus will attempt his first geohash from Tuebingen by starting with his bicycle around 2pm ;)
Expedition
Klaus
I started at around 1:50pm from my home.
It was quite an easy bike ride until Rottenburg, with very good, flat and paved bicyle roads. After Rottenburg, I had to get up a hill to the get to the village of Neustetten which lies on a plateau around ~100hm above Rottenburg.
I arrived at the geohash at around 15:00. I didn't go to the exact spot, but was at the nearest point to the geohash where I could go without destroying the crops on the field. The next I was to the geohash was around 8 metres. So hopefully this counts as this was my first one :)
On the route back I decided to try another farm lane, because I had the feeling that the first route I took was not the shortest one. I had no map on my GPS and got a little lost in the unpaved farm lanes between the fields. They start as a good road, but would always get worse and worse, and I even had to push my bicycle a few hundred meters and turn around, as I couldn't drive anymore. Note to myself: For the next geohash I attempt, I'll download the OSM map to my GPS first, so I can see where the paved roads are :)
On the route back I stopped in Weilheim, as there was a little village fair. I ate a pair of bratwurst and drank some "Radler". (Funny note for non-Germans: "Radler" is a German word which can mean either "bicyclist" and "beer with sprite")
Around 17:00 I arrived at home. All in all it was nice and sunny 42km bicycle tour.
Tracklog
As I didn't figure out how to upload GPX here, just look at the image down there :)
Photos
Achievements
Klaus earned the Land geohash achievement
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