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== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
| − | not | + | As planned, I had about 2 hours to myself and was able to head for this geohash, which is once again on the German side. I think that since I started geohashing this year, I'll soon know southern Germany better than I ever did in my life. |
| + | After about 45 minutes I was able to park nearby and look up the coordinates. Unlike the screenshot with the aerial photo, the point is not in front of the building but inside. But fortunately under the passage. Only there I had no GPS signal. But it was enough for the proof :-) With some leaves I made the xkcd lettering. | ||
| + | Aach has a pretty little old town and another special attraction: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aachtopf the Aachquelle] (the source of the river Aach) | ||
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| + | I went to visit it. See below for more. | ||
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| + | == Photos == | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The Border 01.jpg |In Diessenhofen, Switzerland the bridge over the river Rhine marks the border | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The Border 02.jpg |Zollamt Gailingen-Brücke is on the German side | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 welcome.jpg |welcome to Aach | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The City Hall.jpg |the (new) city hall of Aach | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The Site.jpg |the geohash is in there | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The Geohash.jpg |The Geohash | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The Proof 01.jpg |The Proof | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The Proof 02.jpg |Another Proof | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 xkcd.jpg |the xkcd-sign | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 The River Aach.jpg |the river Aach nearby | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Appendix == | ||
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| + | After the hashdance I was looking for a nearby geocache. A special one, because there are a few different types of geocaches. And this one was an Earthcache! (explanations [https://www.geosociety.org/GSA/Education_Careers/Field_Experiences/EarthCache/GSA/fieldexp/EarthCache/guidelines/home.aspx here])(the earthcache with my log [https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC1Q3AT?luid=10e7f7bf-cb08-49eb-959c-d6894cb3d34d here]) | ||
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| + | The big river Danube seeps away a bit at one point. About 18 kilometers further south and 170m below, this water comes back to the surface as a source. On average, 8000 liters spill out of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aachtopf "Aachtopf"] per second! it varies between 1300 and 24000 liters. | ||
| + | Then the Aach flows into the Rhine. The Danube flows into the Black Sea, the Rhine into the North Sea. It could be that in the future, due to subterranean erosion, the danube will flow entirely into the rhine! | ||
| + | |||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 Aachquelle.jpg |The Aachquelle is the source of the river Aach | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 Aachquelle 2.jpg |here in the "Aachtopf" came that much water out of the underground... | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 sign 1.jpg |the sign with informations | ||
| + | File:2023-08-29 47 8 sign 2.jpg |the second sign | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
| + | |||
| + | == in a personal matter == | ||
| + | I wonder who reads all these hashpoint expeditions. I would be happy if everyone could sign up below under "readers". (so edit this page and enter your name :-) Thank you | ||
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| + | == readers == | ||
| + | #[[User:Fippe|Fippe]] ([[User talk:Fippe|talk]]) | ||
| + | #[[User:Jsk|jsk]] | ||
| + | #[[User:thomasha|Tom]] | ||
| + | #[[User:Alexus|Alex]] | ||
| + | #[[User:Grunesquallor|John]] | ||
| + | #[[User:Jiml|Jim]] | ||
| + | #[[User:Piotrekoo|Piotrekoo]] | ||
| + | #[[User:Digiphono|Digiphono]] | ||
| + | #[[User:KerrMcF|KerrMcF]] | ||
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| + | '''>> thanks guys for your interest! <<''' | ||
| + | |||
| + | == ribbons == | ||
| + | {{Border geohash achievement | latitude = 47 | longitude = 8 | date = 2023-08-29 | country1= Switzerland | country2= Germany | name = globescorer |image = 2023-08-29 47 8 The Border 02.jpg }} | ||
| + | {{land geohash|date=2023-08-29|latitude=47|longitude=8|name=[[User:globescorer|globescorer]]|image=2023-08-29 47 8 The Geohash.jpg}} | ||
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| + | [[Category:Expeditions]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Expeditions with photos]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Coordinates reached]] | ||
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Contents
Location
Located right in front of the (new) city hall of the little town Aach.
Participants
Plans
Vielleicht schaff ich es heute Abend über die Grenze in das kleine Städtchen Aach... Wenn, dann wird es ca. 18:45
Expedition
As planned, I had about 2 hours to myself and was able to head for this geohash, which is once again on the German side. I think that since I started geohashing this year, I'll soon know southern Germany better than I ever did in my life. After about 45 minutes I was able to park nearby and look up the coordinates. Unlike the screenshot with the aerial photo, the point is not in front of the building but inside. But fortunately under the passage. Only there I had no GPS signal. But it was enough for the proof :-) With some leaves I made the xkcd lettering. Aach has a pretty little old town and another special attraction: the Aachquelle (the source of the river Aach)
I went to visit it. See below for more.
Photos
In Diessenhofen, Switzerland the bridge over the river Rhine marks the border
Zollamt Gailingen-Brücke is on the German side
welcome to Aach
the (new) city hall of Aach
the geohash is in there
The Geohash
The Proof
Another Proof
the xkcd-sign
the river Aach nearby
Appendix
After the hashdance I was looking for a nearby geocache. A special one, because there are a few different types of geocaches. And this one was an Earthcache! (explanations here)(the earthcache with my log here)
The big river Danube seeps away a bit at one point. About 18 kilometers further south and 170m below, this water comes back to the surface as a source. On average, 8000 liters spill out of the "Aachtopf" per second! it varies between 1300 and 24000 liters. Then the Aach flows into the Rhine. The Danube flows into the Black Sea, the Rhine into the North Sea. It could be that in the future, due to subterranean erosion, the danube will flow entirely into the rhine!
The Aachquelle is the source of the river Aach
here in the "Aachtopf" came that much water out of the underground...
the sign with informations
the second sign
in a personal matter
I wonder who reads all these hashpoint expeditions. I would be happy if everyone could sign up below under "readers". (so edit this page and enter your name :-) Thank you
readers
>> thanks guys for your interest! <<
ribbons
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globescorer earned the Border geohash achievement
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globescorer earned the Land geohash achievement
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