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Revision as of 00:10, 6 January 2022
| Mon 9 Mar 2020 in Goslar: 51.6642585, 10.2875917 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
This Geohash is located between two fields in Hörden am Harz.
Participants
Expedition
From Hannover, I took the train to the castle station of Herzberg am Harz via Kreiensen and Seesen. From there, I walked the rest of the distance to Hörden am Harz. It was hilly terrain, and I had a nice view. Along the path there was a tree stand from where the view was even better.
Eventually, I got close to Hörden and approached the site of the Geohash. According to Google Maps it was supposed to be right on the end of a path between two fields. I would lie if I would say that I trusted Google on this one, but the first few meters actually were a path. The last few meters were not though. First there were trees and bushes, and then it was just the border between two fields. I located the coordinates there and recorded proof.
Afterwards, I went into Hörden to look around and search for a postcard. The café was closed until Easter, and the bakery (which had postcards, I could see them through the window) was closed because it is a Monday. Oh well, I'll get one in Herzberg. On the way back to Herzberg I took a small detour to see Herzberg's castle (which today is a court). The building also has a museum and a café, but both are closed on Mondays.
In downtown Herzberg, I also was unable to find a postcard, so no hashcard for this one. At the train station, I noticed that the square is called Esperanto Square and Herzberg is called the Esperanto City. There even were some bilingual signs. When the train arrived, I took it back to Hannover via Northeim.
Photos
Near the castle train station in Herzberg
On the way to the Geohash
View from the tree stand
View from the tree stand
The tree stand
On the way to the Geohash
Almost there
Proof
The Geohash
Surroundings
Surroundings
Surroundings
Surroundings
The Geohash Site
In Hörden
At the castle
Inside the castle walls
In Herzberg
The Esperanto Square
In memory of Esperanto pioneer Joachim Gießner
Herzberg, the Esperanto City
German-Esperanto bilingual signs
The city's title on the train station sign
Ribbons
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Fippe earned the Land geohash achievement
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Fippe earned the Regional geohashing achievement
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