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[[Image:geo_20080621_48_11_1.jpg|thumb|Anthony and our screenshot printout]] | [[Image:geo_20080621_48_11_1.jpg|thumb|Anthony and our screenshot printout]] | ||
[[Image:geo_20080621_48_11_2.jpg|thumb|The white line on the satellite picture are these sacks of hay]] | [[Image:geo_20080621_48_11_2.jpg|thumb|The white line on the satellite picture are these sacks of hay]] | ||
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We reached the village of Altmühlmünster by car. It is near the Rhein-Main-Donau canal, there are some holiday appartements. Oh how nice, geohashing where other people make holidays. At the end of the village there is a heating/plumbing/solar technique company, with two guys working or something like that. We asked nicely if we may park on their yard. They allowed it. | We reached the village of Altmühlmünster by car. It is near the Rhein-Main-Donau canal, there are some holiday appartements. Oh how nice, geohashing where other people make holidays. At the end of the village there is a heating/plumbing/solar technique company, with two guys working or something like that. We asked nicely if we may park on their yard. They allowed it. | ||
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| + | About 200 metres down the way, then a bit to the left. We were lucky there were ways we could use with the pram. | ||
Revision as of 10:12, 22 June 2008
| Sat 21 Jun 2008 in 48,11: 48.9793177, 11.6139621 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
I have been there. I have dragged along my wife and my son Anthony, which makes him the youngest geohasher with 8 months and 6 days (or 250 days) of age.
We decided to go to [48.979317°, 11.613962°] which is in the Altmühl valley, in a nice landscape, perfect for a picnic. In fact, 47.979317°, 11.613962° in the Innsbruck graticule would have been nearer, and reachable by Munich public transport, but oh well.
We reached the village of Altmühlmünster by car. It is near the Rhein-Main-Donau canal, there are some holiday appartements. Oh how nice, geohashing where other people make holidays. At the end of the village there is a heating/plumbing/solar technique company, with two guys working or something like that. We asked nicely if we may park on their yard. They allowed it.
About 200 metres down the way, then a bit to the left. We were lucky there were ways we could use with the pram.
