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== Location == | == Location == | ||
− | + | A field outside the town of Ben Zakkai, which is right next to Yavne. This late in the winter it will probably be full of crops, so I doubt it'll be accessible. | |
== Participants == | == Participants == | ||
− | + | [[User:Yerushalmi|Yerushalmi]] ([[User talk:Yerushalmi|talk]]) | |
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== Plans == | == Plans == | ||
− | + | Train to Tel Aviv, drop off my wife's artwork at a gallery, train to Yavne, go to the field, discover I can't go to the point, come home. That's the plan. | |
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
− | + | Train to Tel Aviv and dropping off my wife's artwork went as expected. To understand what happens next, I need to explain that there are two train lines from Tel Aviv that go through Yavne: one to the east and one to the west. Both train lines go to Ashdod afterwards. I needed the Yavne East train station, but the most convenient train from the area of the art gallery went to Yavne West. Moovit recommended I take the train through Yavne West to Ashdod, wait three minutes, and take a train back north from Ashdod to Yavne East. | |
− | + | I reached Ashdod with no trouble, but then came my mistake: the two northbound trains were scheduled very close to one another and I got on the wrong one, finding myself back in Yavne West. | |
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+ | This was a recoverable error. I took a bus across Yavne to the southern edge, where I would need to walk across into Ben Zakkai. I've been challenging myself more lately to use printed maps, so I headed south after the bus stop - but then I realized I went too far south, past all the roads that crossed the creek, and I would need to cross it myself. | ||
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+ | Luckily, however, the creek was not only very low, but the denizens of Yavne and Ben Zakkai provided a nice little makeshift bridge out of rubbish: | ||
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+ | [[File:20240225_152042.jpg|400px]] | ||
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+ | From there it was a brisk walk through Ben Zakkai to the field, which was, as expected, covered with crops: | ||
+ | [[File:20240225_154803.jpg|400px]] | ||
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+ | You might be able to see a sort of golf cart in the distance of that photo. When I first got to the field, there was a man in it, then he walked off to the left behind the bushes there. I didn't call out to him because I wasn't sure what field I'd need to enter - and by the time I realized it was this field, he was gone. The field had these furrows in it, presumably from similar golf carts, which implied I could walk to the point if I chose the correct already-trampled row. But I wasn't going to do it without permission. | ||
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+ | I checked how long I had until the next train, and as a result was able to wait around for about half an hour, but he didn't return. So I accepted the No Trespassing consolation prize and went home. | ||
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+ | On the way home I discovered I had left my jacket somewhere along the way, which is depressing. | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
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− | + | File:20240225_152042.jpg | A river crossing | |
− | + | File:20240225_153329.jpg | I saw a bird | |
− | + | File:20240225_154803.jpg | Crops | |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
{{#vardefine:ribbonwidth|100%}} | {{#vardefine:ribbonwidth|100%}} | ||
− | + | {{No trespassing | |
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+ | | latitude = 31 | ||
+ | | longitude = 34 | ||
+ | | date = 2024-02-25 | ||
+ | | name = Yerushalmi | ||
+ | | image = 20240225_154803.jpg | ||
+ | | distance = 200 meters | ||
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Location
A field outside the town of Ben Zakkai, which is right next to Yavne. This late in the winter it will probably be full of crops, so I doubt it'll be accessible.
Participants
Plans
Train to Tel Aviv, drop off my wife's artwork at a gallery, train to Yavne, go to the field, discover I can't go to the point, come home. That's the plan.
Expedition
Train to Tel Aviv and dropping off my wife's artwork went as expected. To understand what happens next, I need to explain that there are two train lines from Tel Aviv that go through Yavne: one to the east and one to the west. Both train lines go to Ashdod afterwards. I needed the Yavne East train station, but the most convenient train from the area of the art gallery went to Yavne West. Moovit recommended I take the train through Yavne West to Ashdod, wait three minutes, and take a train back north from Ashdod to Yavne East.
I reached Ashdod with no trouble, but then came my mistake: the two northbound trains were scheduled very close to one another and I got on the wrong one, finding myself back in Yavne West.
This was a recoverable error. I took a bus across Yavne to the southern edge, where I would need to walk across into Ben Zakkai. I've been challenging myself more lately to use printed maps, so I headed south after the bus stop - but then I realized I went too far south, past all the roads that crossed the creek, and I would need to cross it myself.
Luckily, however, the creek was not only very low, but the denizens of Yavne and Ben Zakkai provided a nice little makeshift bridge out of rubbish:
From there it was a brisk walk through Ben Zakkai to the field, which was, as expected, covered with crops:
You might be able to see a sort of golf cart in the distance of that photo. When I first got to the field, there was a man in it, then he walked off to the left behind the bushes there. I didn't call out to him because I wasn't sure what field I'd need to enter - and by the time I realized it was this field, he was gone. The field had these furrows in it, presumably from similar golf carts, which implied I could walk to the point if I chose the correct already-trampled row. But I wasn't going to do it without permission.
I checked how long I had until the next train, and as a result was able to wait around for about half an hour, but he didn't return. So I accepted the No Trespassing consolation prize and went home.
On the way home I discovered I had left my jacket somewhere along the way, which is depressing.
Photos
Achievements
Yerushalmi earned the No trespassing consolation prize
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