2009-04-24 48 11
Plans
Very similar to 2009-04-03 48 11, which I enjoyed a lot. Depending on my work situation, I might give it a try. Possible ETA 6:50p (local).--Zb 20:03, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
Expedition
UPDATE STILL IN PROGRESS...
Zb's expedition was a walk of three hours, from and back to the train station in Mammendorf that's on the way of my daily commute.
This train took me to Mammendorf after work:
Class 111.
Most of the walk was along the same path I took on a previous geohash: 2009-04-03 48 11
I had planned to not take as many pictures in Mammendorf as last time, but there was stuff that soon made me change my mind. Maybe it's just me, but I really do think you don't need much fantasy to figure out why this piece of art is extremely weird:
Art in front of Mammendorf's town hall.
Holy crap, what were the artist and the community board thinking when making and POSTING this thing (cf. Image talk:2009-04-16 48 -122 otherwise posted.jpg for POSTED)? I think the most ironic part is that it says No drinking water on the sign. Who would drink stuff that comes out of a thing shaped like this anyway?
Only some advertising posters were even more explicit (or stupid, or both):
Don't blame Mammendorf. This ad is for a club in Munich.
When you buy their heating system for your car, she's yours.
Anyhow, on to Jesenwang. I came along the exact spot of my last successful geohash on 2009-04-03 48 11.
Geohash on 2009-04-03. The spot is where the shadows would meet, if they were longer.
Same Time, same place. Spring has hit the auto color enhancement button.
How the times have changed. I was here exactly three weeks ago, almost at the same minute of the day. The canola (rapeseed) has become way longer, the shadows, in turn, are now way shorter. Since both pictures were taken around 6:30p, the sun was almost exactly West of the spot when I took either picture, casting the shadows in very similar directions.
There's a small airport in Jesenwang.
The airport is on the hill, right above the horses.
Jesenwang Airport.
Also, some planes that go to Munich's airport fly through the area. Thus, there's a lot of stuff in the air.
Aircraft.
Aircraft.
Aircraft.
Aircr... No: Wildlife.
Aircraft.
Aircraft. D-EMOE was there a lot.
Jesenwang. According to both the words on this moving company's trucks and to an ad for Bavarian milk, Jesenwang is where both boys and men are strong. I couldn't find any POSTED information about females in this town, so I can't really figure out how Jesenwang and Lake Wobegon compare, the latter having nothing but strong women, good looking men and children above average.
POSTED: Local milk (NOT beer!) grows strong Bavarians.
"Die kräftigen Männer".
A comparison with the way how women are pictured on the ads in Mammendorf, however, would give yet another good reason why good ol' gender studies are still important in 2009.
If the aim of the mission would have been serious partying, I definitely came on the wrong weekend. The MEGAPARTIES are posted for either last Friday or next Thursday. As far as seeing Signs or FACE rocking the hell out of nearby Baindlkirchen, I had no luck either.
POSTED: MEGAPARTY.
POSTED: Baindlkircher Rocknächte.
MORE TO COME. STILL IN PROGRESS.
