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| + | Inside the fenced area of the Maisach military airport in Munich's West, roughly 1 km South of the Gernlinden S-Bahn station. The exact coordinates were just off the runway and close to the touch-down zone at its East end (the ''piano keys''). | ||
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Location
Inside the fenced area of the Maisach military airport in Munich's West, roughly 1 km South of the Gernlinden S-Bahn station. The exact coordinates were just off the runway and close to the touch-down zone at its East end (the piano keys).
Participants
Plans
OMG OMG OMG! Friday is soooo gonna be POSTED! There's no way a military airport will not be labeled "No Trespassing". The spot is right next to the piano keys of the rwy. Anyone going? --Zb 21:28, 5 November 2009 (UTC)
- I'm not going to either hashpoint, but I find it interesting that Friday's 49 12 is also in the vicinity of an air
portstrip :) --dawidi 23:29, 5 November 2009 (UTC)
Expedition
For weird reasons no one knows, I didn't see any signs about restricted areas or forbidden trespassing posted on or around the airport fence. One of the reasons might be that it was still very dark when I went. I had figured I wouldn't want to go after work because it would be completely dark so I decided that I wanted to do the walk with at least a little light in the early morning during the hour before sunrise, arriving in Gernlinden at 6:05 am and heading on to work in the 48/10 graticule on another train an hour later. It seemed like it was the first morning of the year with frost on the ground. And on other things like electric wires: All the trains had really bright and loud electric arcs on the pantographs when they were moving; a fascinating display I hadn't seen since last winter.
- Nautical twilight started at 05:56, just before I got off the train. The sky in the North-East just started to show some first signs of daylight when I started the walk.
- Civil twilight started at 06:33, when things around the airport fence just became visible.
- Sunrise was at 7:06 when I was already back on the train.
The geohash, like some earlier ones along the route of my commute, was a great routine-killer.
Photos
The things that were planned: Maps and schedules.
From the S-Bahn station in Gernlinden to the location.
Detail: The spot is next to a taxiway and the landing zone of the runway of Maisach Military airport.
Leave the house at 5:10 am on a freezing November morning. Take the local train along the route to Augsburg and allow 1 hour for Geohashing South of the Gernlinden station. Continue on via Mammendorf.
Around the location:
South of Gernlinden. A first indication of a sunrise... Street lights and a passing car are still brighter.
Looking South: Still very dark.
Through the airport fence: The location is right in the middle of this picture.
Back at the S-Bahn station in Gernlinden before heading on to work...
A regional train passes through on its way to München Hbf.
Kids' paintings on the walls of the bridge at the staion. Here, you can see how maypoles are set up by people who hold long wooden poles.
Some more paintings. On October 27, 1954 a plane crashed into a house.
