Difference between revisions of "2013-05-29 50 11"

From Geohashing
imported>Jens
(Created page with "{{meetup graticule | lat=50 | lon=11 | date=2013-05-29 }} __NOTOC__ == Location == On a hill near Ammerbach == Participants == * Jens == Expedition == For a...")
 
imported>Jens
(Photos)
Line 21: Line 21:
  
 
== Photos ==  
 
== Photos ==  
 +
 +
{{gallery|width=200|height=200|lines=2
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 01.JPG|Parking area
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 02.JPG|The point is on the left side of the path. Good luck.
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 03.JPG|Maybe it's here...
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 04.JPG|... or 6 meters away, who knows?
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 05.JPG|Another geohasher I met on my way back.
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 06.JPG|A view down the hill.
 +
|Image:130529 50 11 07.JPG|And another one.
 +
}}
  
 
[[Category:Expeditions]]
 
[[Category:Expeditions]]
 
[[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
 
[[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
 
[[Category:Coordinates reached]]
 
[[Category:Coordinates reached]]

Revision as of 19:08, 29 May 2013

Wed 29 May 2013 in 50,11:
50.9010340, 11.5600973
geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox


Location

On a hill near Ammerbach

Participants

Expedition

For a long time I was not sure, whether I will ignore this point or not. But at the end the short distance won and I decided to visit it after work. "Wetter-Online" predicted "two raindrops". That may mean everything from "cloudy but dry" till "be warned, you will be soaked", today it meant "two raindrops". That was acceptable.

It was a short way to Ammerbach by bike, where I parked it at the bottom of the hill the point lay on. From here I went the last 500 meters on foot. Good decision. Others may have tried to climb the hill by bike, but I’m not that crazy. So the last 500 meters were a relaxed walk and only the last 10 became haspoint typical.

I left the path and entered a thicket were a machete would have been helpful (once again). A cloudy sky above, trees and brushwood all around, so the GPS signal was fading of course. Whenever a moved 1 meter in reality the GPS device moved 5. And this in an area where it took 10 seconds to move this 1 meter. So a distance of 6 meters must be close enough for today’s finished-photo. (Btw. I forgot to switch on the coordinates field, but believe me, the flag is at the point)

Photos

Parking area  
The point is on the left side of the path. Good luck.  
Maybe it's here...  
... or 6 meters away, who knows?  
Another geohasher I met on my way back.  
A view down the hill.  
And another one.