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Jette und Ich went for a hike.
February 26, 2022
00:07
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10.2km/h
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10m
October 11, 2020
At the beginning of October 2020, further areas destroyed by the beetle were cleared. Actually without words.
Just so much - the wooden pile with the harvester next to it is 85 paces long (certainly more than 70 meters) and around four meters high!
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Twbeers ®️ and others went for a hike.
May 25, 2019
01:26
4.26km
3.0km/h
100m
50m
March 31, 2019
After forestry work in the northern Lüningsberg the forest roads here at half height (black in the Koomotkarte) are only conditionally and with good sure-footedness to commit - a repair will probably take place only after the end of the work (if any). The extension of the ridge path to the west - the
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March 31, 2019
After forestry work is the way (black in the Koomot card) which leads halfway up the mountain from west to east for a long time recognizable again and with good surefootedness again walkable. Certain "blackberry islands" are of course available and you have to go in the lane. Stand at the end of March 2019
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February 10, 2019
In the autumn of 2018, he was cut open old gravel embankment at Grießen about 400 meters and re-graveled. Now it is possible to walk about 200 meters after the crossing of the B1 west direction of the dam from Aerzen or ride on by bike. Continuing towards Sonneborn the old railway embankment is still
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December 26, 2018
The section which runs in north-south direction follows the border between Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia (instead of the "Komoot map" select the "Google Roads map"). Here, the path is rather a swath in the forest - here and about 500 meters before and after it requires sturdy shoes and good
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August 11, 2018
The path on the northern edge of the forest requires good surefootedness. In sections, the tour is covered here with waist-high grass and there are deep Treckerspuren (which you see poorly through the grass) available. Nettles, thistles and fallen branches, however, can handle well. As of August 2018
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April 10, 2023
DANGER!! For the first quarter of the "path" (on the first few hundred meters, partly Hansaweg X9) and European long-distance hiking trail E1), marked on the map as a black path, up to the golf course green, you have to be very "off-road", i.e. sure-footed, across paths Climb trees and crawl under! Sturdy
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