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[[User:Baarde|Baarde]] will take the train to Wissembourg and cycle to the coordinates. He expects to be there at 16:00. | [[User:Baarde|Baarde]] will take the train to Wissembourg and cycle to the coordinates. He expects to be there at 16:00. | ||
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| + | The ride to the geohash was very pleasant. Once you’ve crossed the border to Germany, almost every path is paved. So I just had to aim in the direction of the coordinates and take whatever path was going that way. | ||
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| + | The coordinates were located in a vineyard near Landau. I arrived slightly before 16:00 and met nobody. | ||
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| + | Rather than cycling back to France, I decided to take the train. So I bought a ticket and SNCF sent me an email telling me I would be able to collect my ticket at one of their vending machines… in France. | ||
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| + | That’s European railway interoperability for you! 😅 | ||
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Location
In a vineyard near Landau in der Pfalz.
Participants
Plans
Baarde will take the train to Wissembourg and cycle to the coordinates. He expects to be there at 16:00.
Expedition
The ride to the geohash was very pleasant. Once you’ve crossed the border to Germany, almost every path is paved. So I just had to aim in the direction of the coordinates and take whatever path was going that way.
The coordinates were located in a vineyard near Landau. I arrived slightly before 16:00 and met nobody.
Rather than cycling back to France, I decided to take the train. So I bought a ticket and SNCF sent me an email telling me I would be able to collect my ticket at one of their vending machines… in France.
That’s European railway interoperability for you! 😅
