About Alain
Wir fahren oft mit dem grossem Hund, entweder mit Haltestange oder mit dem tollem DoggyTourer. Der Hund schafft 12 km/h und rund 20 Km Reichweite, wenn das Wetter kühl ist. Deshalb sind viele unserer Touren in diesem Bereich.
Wenn ihr euch Fragen solltet, welches Material ich zum filmen/fotografieren nutze: Pentax K5 Spiegelreflex (meist zu gross/schwer, aber stabil), Nikon Coolpix B700 (riesiges Zoom, relativ kompakt) deren Display aber nach 20 Monaten den Geist aufgab. Diese wurde dann gegen die bei gutem Wetter geniale Panasonic FZ1000 getauscht. Eine DJI Osmo Action (tolle, stabilisierte Minikamera) für unterwegs, die Gopro Hero 3 (nur mehr für Aufnahmen mit Stativ da keine nennenswerte Stabilisierung und zickt oft bei der Speicherkarte. Ein Problem, das GoPro noch immer nicht in den Griff bekommen hat :-( ). Und dann noch immer mit einem guten Telefon (Huawei).
Seit Sommer 2020 nutze ich eine Drohne und zwar die DJI Mavic Air 2. Es ist kein billiges Vergnügen, aber man bekommt tolle, hochauflösende Bilder und verwacklungsfrei Filme, die sonst nicht zu machen sind. Ausserdem ist sie einfach zu fliegen.
2,331 km
246:35 h
Recent Activity
- AlainJune 24, 2022
Short round trip from Pontpierre, easy (with restrictions), about 2 hours leisurely drive. Only MTBs or similar, slippery when wet.
Departure and arrival point is the Pontpierre primary school car park. But you can also get on from any other point along the way, such as the car park at the Kockelscheier
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- AlainJune 22, 2022
One of the most interesting tours recently and definitely recommended. Actually easy to ride for any bike with a good profile. Less than 2 hours with some sightseeing. But wide handlebars have to be prepared for difficulties. Nevertheless, you should do this tour while you still can. After all, you never
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- AlainJune 11, 2022
This is another part of the landmark route, here from the numbers
146-168. Please also have a look at the other tours to the boundary stones. At the end of the day, all tours can be combined into one large expedition.
The free Geoportail app or access via map.geoportail.lu/theme/main?zoom=15&X=643452&Y=6411408&layers=295-285&pk_campaign=geoseo_data&lang=fr&version=3&rotation=0&opacities=1
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- AlainJune 9, 2022
Another part of the search for the border markers in the Belgian-Luxembourg border area. This one offers many beautiful views.
This part doesn't follow ALL boundary markers as it would get boring. But we found some very nice trails that we don't want to withhold from you. The degree of difficulty of this
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- AlainMay 31, 2022
This is another part of the landmark route, here from numbers 94 to 111 inclusive. Please also have a look at the other tours to the boundary stones. At the end of the day, all tours can be combined into one large expedition.
The free Geoportail app or access via map.geoportail.lu/theme/main?zoom=17&X=653103&Y=6392442&layers=295-285&pk_campaign=geoseo_data&lang=fr&version=3&rotation=0&opacities=1
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- AlainMay 29, 2022
This is another part of the search for the old border markers along the Belgian-Luxembourg border. Please also have a look at my other trips, you can combine them into one long expedition afterwards. Difficulty this time rather medium. Some climbs, also some places where you will probably have to push
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- AlainMay 28, 2022
This is another part of the search for the old border markers along the Belgian-Luxembourg border. Please also have a look at my other trips, you can combine them into one long expedition afterwards. Level of difficulty easy to medium. Some climbs, also some places where you will probably have to push
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- AlainMay 27, 2022
Another part reconnaissance tour in search of old border markers. Why this one? Well, they are historically interesting, often in remote places where you have to look for them first. And they are photogenic. Many of them have gone through difficult times, almost all bear the marks of wars. And it's just fun to look for them.
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A relatively short, easy tour. Beautifully scenic, historically interesting and with a tiny craft brewery towards the end. Can be ridden by any MTB. A large part of the route runs over shadowless paths, so not recommended in hot weather. When wet... interesting. You can drive it comfortably in 2 hours.
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